My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 1017:

He’d never been particularly close to his mother growing up. She had been more of a distant figure than a source of comfort. But after his illness, she suddenly came all the way from Orkset and stayed by his side, attentive and warm, taking a conspicuous interest in his relationship with Aliza.

And for a while, he let himself believe it meant something. That perhaps, after all these years, she had come to offer him the maternal love he had always longed for. He didn’t want to question it. Didn’t want to probe too deeply and risk shattering that fragile illusion of family he had just begun to embrace.

At the same time, his own assumptions had worked against him. He’d convinced himself he could never feel anything for someone like Carrie—believing it so firmly that he never bothered to examine the truth beneath that belief.

And now, as incident after incident tugged at the seams of the narrative he’d been handed, Kristopher could no longer deny that the situation was far more complex than he had ever imagined.

If he truly wanted answers—if he wanted the truth—he would have to uncover it himself.

Arion and Carrie arrived at the Music Association, they were met with a flurry of attention. Several instructors and members quickly gathered around

shifted much of their focus toward Carrie. Arion—often regarded as the least promising of the Morrison sons—had been

appeared aimless, Arion did hold an official role within the Music Association. He wasn’t without responsibilities.

polite smile and turned to Arion. “I’ll head to the practice room and work on my piece. You take care of whatever you

a brief pause, Arion nodded. “Alright. But

Carrie replied with a small nod before turning

consult with Kendall regarding her performance piece—one she had

adventure is at g al n ovels .

of the Association, technical skill wasn’t enough. Composition

when she arrived at Kendall’s office, she was informed that he wasn’t in today—off attending to other commitments. The instructors at the Music Association didn’t follow rigid schedules, and someone

about practice, she