My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 625:

Just one glance, and she felt an undeniable connection—he was her true love, the embodiment of everything she had ever dreamed of.

A sleek black Cayenne Turbo GT stood at the hotel entrance. The car, fully customized down to its smallest details, featured an audio system valued at over five million dollars.

Reece emerged from the car, offering his hand with a gentleman’s grace. Carrie smiled brightly and rested her hand on his arm as she stepped out.

“Their lobster dish here is a must-try. If you’re ever in Isonridge, don’t miss out on the authentic flavors,” he said with a gentle smile, his voice softer than usual.

Reece, dressed in a simple white outfit, seemed more approachable than usual. He carried himself with a quiet refinement that softened his usual aloofness.

light blue dress. A mint-colored hairpin rested delicately by her ear, making her appear youthful

hairpin, a gift from Reece during their drive, sparkled with emeralds and tourmalines. Its small

luxury brand, the hairpin was the work of a little-known designer from Mothor. Carrie could already see the potential in such unique pieces. Isonridge, the nation’s bustling capital, thrived on opportunities. An independent designer store in Orkset would not expect to make substantial profits

The room was lively with conversations among small groups. Kristopher stood with his back to Carrie, unaware of her presence. Aliza, however,

Aliza, raising a hand in

eyes then flickered to Carrie,

and achievements rivaled those of Kristopher. In Isonridge, the Morrison family was a cornerstone of high society. Yet, despite the Herrera family’s prominence,

woman on his record was a single ex-girlfriend. Now, appearing in public with a woman by his side, one question lingered. Was he preparing

studied Carrie closely. Despite the jealousy simmering beneath her composure, she couldn’t deny that Carrie was stunning. There

about introducing Aliza to the Music Association. While the Herrera family didn’t have any formal business deals with the Morrisons, exchanges of gifts were common between the