The Ex-Wife's Burning Elegance

If Stella couldn't forgive him, or decided to leave him, Harold didn't know what Joshua might do. The possibilities were terrifying. He glanced nervously at Joshua's face.

There was no denying that Joshua's actions had caused Stella a great deal of trouble, and she had worked tirelessly to protect him. Even as Joshua's subordinate, Harold had to admit that Stella was fiercely loyal to the people around her, from Abby Murphy to Joshua himself. It was no wonder Abby had been willing to infiltrate a viper's nest like the Lerman estate for her.

But Joshua was falling deeper and deeper. He had never been a saint. If Stella couldn't give him what he wanted... Harold didn't dare imagine the outcome. It was a ticking time bomb between them.

Just then, Joshua's attention returned to the broadcast. Perhaps it was the novel feeling of being protected, but a small, genuine smile touched his lips. His mood was visibly, undeniably bright.

The sight sent a chill down Harold's spine. This looked dangerously like... a man in love.

had deftly resolved the crisis. The internet was now flooded with praise

you could clear my name? What if the public

always going to buy it," Stella said with a small smile, taking a sip of water. "Joshua, times have

turn the other cheek. What most people want is simple: fairness. And

jealousy," she continued. "It's

face when

The rich already have so many advantages, yet they refuse to grant ordinary people even a sliver of fairness. So, in the public's eye, fairness is more important than right and wrong Even though you killed someone, you were on the side of fairness, so they support you. When the law fails to