My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 635:

“There are plenty of other things worth focusing on. Right now, Carrie’s piano training is more important. Stay away from these passing trends,” Luca said impatiently.

Noticing a bruise on Reece’s cheek, Kody asked, “Is that from a scuffle with Kristopher?”

“Yeah,” Reece admitted, knowing he couldn’t hide it. “He assumed I was after Carrie.”

Luca, on edge, said, “And why should Kristopher be concerned if someone admires Carrie? Does he still have feelings for her?” At Luca’s suggestion, Carrie felt her heartbeat quicken. She quickly brushed off the topic, saying, “Luca, whatever happened with Kristopher is history. We should drop it. His opinions are irrelevant now; we’re divorced. And even if he feels that way, his mother would never approve.”

With a sneer, Luca remarked, “His mother? Not exactly the brightest, is she? Dead people don’t just come back to life. Say Reece passed away and his heart ended up in some criminal—no way would I excuse their crimes just because they got his heart.”

Reece was left utterly dumbfounded. Surely Luca could have used a better figure of speech without gruesomely sentencing Reece to death in such a blunt way! Kody caught the gloom on Carrie’s face and reassured her, “Look, Carrie, there’s no need to worry. We’ve secured plenty of evidence. That woman’s wrongdoings are severe enough to imprison her for many years.”

I’m really hungry. Could you have the maid prepare something simple and quick?” Reece steered the

glanced at Reece with a look of scorn. “Not only are you unable to play the piano, but despite your size and strength, you still end up losing fights and getting beaten up like

again, Reece found himself without

the one getting injured. He missed his brother, Arion Morrison. If

Carrie arrived at the hotel designated by her company for the newcomers’ accommodation. It was here that they

initial evaluation for the new

street, the hotel required vehicles to stop at the front entrance. Carrie had to walk two blocks to reach

she hadn’t gone far before sensing

sense of security with the Morrison family had

she reassured herself that the risk of severe crimes like robbery or abduction was low. It