My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 618:

Her resemblance to Carrie was uncanny—both shared classic features, though the newcomer exuded an air of grace and poise. Dressed in a flowing black gown, loosely belted with brown leather, her low ponytail fell elegantly over her chest.

It was Jenesis Morrison, Luca’s daughter and a renowned triple award-winning actress. Despite being in her fifties, her youthful appearance and delicate skin gave her the radiance of someone decades younger.

As she approached, Luca introduced her with pride. “Carrie, this is Jenesis, my daughter. You may call her Aunt Jenesis.” Carrie rose from her seat and greeted her politely. “Nice to meet you, Aunt Jenesis.”

“Welcome home, Carrie.” Jenesis opened her arms, pulling Carrie into a warm embrace. Her voice trembled with emotion, her eyes glistening with unshed tears. Unlike the stoic men of the family, Jenesis expressed her feelings openly.

Carrie’s own eyes brimmed with tears. The hug was filled with a warmth she hadn’t felt in years—a motherly affection she thought she’d lost forever.

these years? And your grandmother? If it’s inconvenient for her to travel, we have a private jet ready

grandmother brought a lump to Carrie’s throat. Her voice cracked

experiences over the years in detail, making her story more vivid and immersive than Daxton’s. The room grew heavier with each word. Jenesis, already emotional, choked back sobs. “Carrie, you’ve

you on

struggles—her brief marriage had ended in

attention, except in matters of the heart. Carrie should have had the same

imagine how Carrie, a young woman, had managed all those

Carrie marrying Kristopher Norris, not out of love but to escape being sold to the Crawford family, brought a fresh wave of sorrow to Jenesis.

Jenesis thought bitterly. If Josh were alive to see

deceased, Jenesis couldn’t bring herself to blame it all on her grandfather’s stubbornness, preventing Josh from marrying for love. However, Carrie’s grandmother must have been an exceptional woman to