My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 925:

In Carrie’s estimation, Alethea was even more troublesome than Lise and Aliza combined, primarily because her powerful family connections reinforced her arrogance and spite.

Alethea surveyed Carrie with open contempt, her voice dripping with mockery. “Is this how the Morrison family raises their daughters? Ms. Campbell, why are you draping yourself across a man so shamelessly in public?”

Kyson’s hands remained supportively on Carrie’s arms as he helped her regain stability. “Miss Hinks, mind your accusations,” he said, clearly displeased. “Carrie merely slipped.”

“Miss Hinks. Carrie.” Alethea silently repeated these contrasting forms of address countless times. Even the most oblivious observer could discern the stark difference in Kyson’s regard for each woman.

Struggling to contain her mounting rage, Alethea softened her tone. “Kyson, I’m simply concerned that certain individuals might be deceiving you. I’m aware she recently divorced Miss Herrera’s fiancé before becoming entangled with his nephew. The Webster family has always maintained an impeccable reputation—what if you tarnish it for a woman…”

sparing them the

clearly shared some acquaintance, Carrie realized that challenging Alethea would only create

to return

cast a brief glance at Alethea before bending down to retrieve Carrie’s shoes. He placed them carefully by her feet and extended his hand to assist

𝑻𝑹𝑼𝑬 𝑭𝑰𝑳𝑬: 𝒈⋅𝒂𝒍⋅𝒏⋅𝒐𝒗⋅𝒆𝒍⋅𝒔⋅𝒄𝒐⋅𝒎

her position on the stairs. This retreat caused her

hand in time, preventing another fall. “Don’t be so formal with me,” Kyson said with

alternative, Carrie allowed Kyson to steady her as she slipped her feet into her

surging through her veins. Her lips curled into a venomous smile. “I hadn’t realized Ms. Campbell was so prone to stumbling. Perhaps you should consider a neurological examination. I

implication hung heavily in the air—that Carrie repeatedly employed the same

deeply appreciate your family’s generous contributions to our school, Carrie