My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 947:

Suddenly, she understood why Carrie had seemed so familiar—the cool, composed expression in her eyes and the distinctive shape of her brows mirrored Kelsey’s mother perfectly.

Liam detected Kelsey’s shift in demeanor and probed, “Have you thought of a specific person? A focused investigation would significantly improve our chances.”

“No,” Kelsey responded, shaking her head emphatically in denial. Anyone else seemed plausible, but surely not Carrie! After all, Carrie represented the Morrison family’s crowning jewel.

If her mother had fallen in love with someone from the Morrison family back then, why would her grandparents have opposed the match so vehemently? The Hinks and Morrison families occupied equivalent positions in wealth and influence. Throughout all of Mothor, no family matched the Hinks more perfectly than the Morrisons.

This realization brought a wave of regret washing over Kelsey. If only Carrie were indeed her relative. Such a brilliant and capable young woman, with the Morrison family’s backing, would undoubtedly elevate the Hinks legacy to unprecedented heights.

sighed deeply. “This makes our task extraordinarily

Kelsey exchanged a meaningful glance with her husband, their eyes

end with me?” Kelsey whispered, her voice barely

hand, gently stroking her skin in

search ultimately proves fruitless, when we reach our twilight years, we’ll leave Alethea sufficient funds for a comfortable life and donate our remaining assets, transforming our personal

some questionable decisions lie in our past. Maybe this is karmic balance at work. When that time comes, we’ll explore the world together, fulfilling your mother’s dream. You may

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been utterly devastated. Despite her years of unwavering dedication, she would have learned the painful truth—the Hinks couple

returned to the banquet hall, blending seamlessly back into the conversation. After a while, Kyson leaned in casually and

and replied softly, “I stepped out for