My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 1021:

Jenesis immediately noticed the stunned expression on Carrie’s face and realized, a little too late, that she had let something slip. The family had purposely kept the truth about Kristopher’s actions that day from Carrie.

She hadn’t been at the race herself, and over time, the details had faded from her memory—until now. Now, as she mentioned it, she remembered that Carrie was unaware of the whole story.

But strangely, Jenesis didn’t regret bringing it up.

She had always believed Carrie was more rational and clear-headed than her family gave her credit for. Contrary to what they feared, Carrie wasn’t blinded by love. If anything, she had shown remarkable restraint and composure through everything.

Revealing the truth to Carrie now might not be such a bad thing. Some secrets, when buried too long, had a way of festering—of turning into regrets. And regrets, if not confronted, often hardened into quiet obsessions.

With that thought, Jenesis began recounting everything—slowly, carefully—laying bare the events Carrie had never been told.

absorbing each word. Her expression was unreadable at first—detached, almost too calm—but her eyes betrayed her, flickering

long silence, Jenesis reached out and took

are you alright? Let’s sit

allowed herself to be led to a

her gaze, but Carrie offered a small, reassuring

fine,” she said softly. “I just didn’t expect… that he stopped the

storm raged. If Kristopher had gotten into that crash—lost his memory—because he’d

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back into his arms because of one heroic act.

of

complicated,” she said. “Maybe… maybe this was his way of making amends. For all the pain