My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 910

Chapter 910:

But in the end, she had needed to hit rock bottom before she could truly wake up.

Her thoughts drifted, lost in the weight of the past.

Then, she felt Daxton’s grip tighten around her hand. It was sudden, firm, almost too forceful.

Carrie looked up, about to ask him what was wrong—but then she saw his expression. His normally warm, gentle eyes had turned cold, his gaze locked straight ahead. There was a sharpness in his posture, a rigid tension in the way he stood, as if he were ready for a fight. Carrie momentarily forgot what she wanted to say and followed his gaze.

Not far away, near the fountain, stood Kristopher and Aliza.

Carrie barely had time to register their presence before she saw—Kristopher lowering his head and pressing a soft kiss to Aliza’s forehead.

He looked completely at ease doing it. With Aliza, there was no hesitation, no uncertainty—unlike the awkward, hesitant kiss Daxton had given Carrie just moments ago.

eyes flickered toward Carrie and Daxton

Kristopher even noticed them. And so, she had acted first. She had made sure Carrie saw. Because Carrie

wasn’t just about securing Kristopher’s affection. It was about protecting her secret. She hadn’t

an abortion—not even

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found her pregnancy report. And in that moment, everything changed. His attitude toward her softened. He became gentler,

started initiating small gestures of affection—nothing too intimate, but enough for Aliza to

truly fall in love with her, perhaps she wouldn’t have

not to mention the abortion. Since it was still early, she figured that if she slept with Kristopher a few more

Even if Kristopher eventually wanted a divorce, she could still

was a problem. Kristopher wasn’t touching her. He refused to sleep with her. He kept saying that

she started noticing things. He would kiss her forehead, hold her in a comforting way. But whenever she tried to escalate things, whenever she initiated something

knew exactly why. It wasn’t