My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 651:

Carrie’s curiosity deepened. “Did something happen?”

If it weren’t for the fact that their suggestions were all tied to wealth and influence, she might have thought the Morrison family’s stock prices had plummeted.

Arion suddenly stood up, his movements unnaturally hurried as he tried to hide something behind his back. “Carrie, whatever you do, don’t check your phone today.”

Before he could finish, Kody gave him a tap on the head with a financial magazine. “From now on, keep your mouth shut at home. No talking unless it’s absolutely necessary.”

Carrie, not thinking much of it, instinctively asked, “Is there another trending topic on social media, like Twitter?”

Jenesis gently led her to the mahogany sofa. “It’s nothing serious, really. Reece is already handling the situation. Do not worry, it won’t affect your career. It’s just that it will take a bit of effort to explain things in Isonridge’s high society.”

off, pulled out her phone and checked the social media

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restaurant, followed by photos of a scene with Arion, cleverly staged to look like an intimate moment between the two

success was tied to the Morrison family’s influence. Some even speculated that her identity as Katrine had been bought, questioning how someone so young

Isonridge needs

quickly stood up, trying to calm Luca down. “Luca, it’s not worth getting upset over. I have dealt with these kinds of negative topics

Jenesis is in the entertainment industry, but when has anyone ever

Carrie fell silent.

would ever dare to target Jenesis, the Morrison family’s

his voice low. “This is my fault. That day, I did not clarify my relationship with Carrie, thinking the misunderstanding would make Kristopher give up. I never imagined it would bring this kind of trouble her way. In the end, it’s because of Carrie’s background that people in Isonridge do not take her seriously. We need to bring forward the family recognition banquet—so no one dares to underestimate