My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 890:

Alethea, however, showed no sign of irritation. Without a word, she pulled out a black card from her bag and tossed it at the designer. “No password. Just charge it.”

The designer’s eyes lit up. She caught the card, her voice overflowing with gratitude. “Thank you, Miss Hinks! Thank you, thank you!” Then she turned to pick up the gown, hesitating. “Miss Hinks, should I wrap it up for you or alter it to your size…?”

Alethea barely spared her a glance. Her voice dripped with impatience.

“Why would I want something she didn’t wear? I don’t want it.”

“Then… should we dispose of it?” the designer asked cautiously.

Alethea’s gaze swept over her, a smirk playing at her lips. “I paid for it. Why should I give it to you?” Her eyes narrowed slightly. “You’re not planning to resell it, are you?”

The designer quickly shook her head. “Of course not! We can put it on display—just as a decorative piece.”

tone as sharp as ever. “Cut the gown. Right here. If I

nod. “Yes, Miss Hinks.” The transaction was processed in moments. The

was a piece she had carefully crafted, a design she had poured effort into—reduced to nothing but a meaningless display of wealth and ego. But money spoke louder than sentiment. She

that, it was easy. She

flickered to Carrie. A casual, almost lazy smirk formed on her lips. “Has the Morrison family fallen on such hard times?” Her tone was light, but her words

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work. Whether it’s something worth millions or just a single dollar, I value it. So tell me, why should I spend my family’s hard-earned money to pay

Carrie’s words didn’t land the way she had intended. To Alethea,

wasn’t a biological member of the Hinks family—implying she didn’t care about squandering their wealth because

them, her voice dropping to a low, dangerous tone. “Are you saying I’m not really part of

say a word, Aliza stepped in. Her timing was deliberate. “Carrie, why do you always go

turning to Aliza with an unreadable expression. Then, in a voice quiet yet sharp, she spoke. “If you play with fire, you’ll get burned. You should’ve learned that

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