My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 855

Chapter 855:

Kristopher remained unmoved. With an almost lazy motion, he dusted off his sleeve before speaking, his voice like ice. “And why should I? As a businessman, I only do things that benefit me.”

Her heart sank. She had become so accustomed to Kristopher stepping in to help her that she had forgotten—he wasn’t the same man anymore. He had lost his memories.

To him, she was just another stranger. Why would he risk anything for someone he didn’t even recognize?

She scrambled for another angle. “Camille is your best friend’s girlfriend! You can’t just stand by and do nothing! Albin has been your friend for years—think of it as a favor for him. This is nothing for you!”

Kristopher’s gaze sharpened, irritation flashing across his features. “Are you lecturing me?”

His voice was dangerously soft, but the weight behind it was suffocating. Before Carrie could speak, he turned to the bodyguards. “Is this how you do your jobs? Letting random people make a scene in the hallway?”

hesitated. Finally, one spoke. “Mr.

fiancée is from the Herrera family?” His smirk deepened as he added, “If I believed every woman who claimed to be my wife, I’d have a line of

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Kristopher’s cold words. She wasn’t upset for herself anymore—her only concern was Camille. If Kristopher wouldn’t help, how

room where Camille’s scream had

restrained her now looked at her with open disdain. One of them sneered, his tone dripping with mockery. “I actually thought you were credible, but it turns out you’re just a liar. Pretending

reached out, gripping her chin with rough fingers. “Hey, if you were really his wife, would you have

heart pounding, and instinctively

down, despite everything, she had believed he wouldn’t let this happen. Even if he didn’t love her. Even if

different from letting his own name be dragged through the mud. Back then, he had never loved her—but he had still protected her

barely spared her a glance before turning away. Indifference. Cold. As if