The Untouchable Ex Wife by Mizuki Sei

Chapter 91

Seeing his look of despair, Renee felt like laughing, although she knew it was terrible thing to do.

Hahaha! Every dog has its day. It was rare to see the cold and arrogant iceberg wither like this. How could she easily let the chance go?

Renee lowered her eyes and tried to put on a serious expression. “Yes. Accidents happen, you know. Life is full of ups and downs. That’s life.”

Stefan closed his eyes and said, “Get out. I want to be alone.”

“I can’t do that. This happened to you because you came to save me. I’ll definitely share this burden with you.”

Renee’s kindness was met with Stefan’s ruthless rejection. “No need!”

‘Are you sure?”

“Get out!”

Stefan’s words were so cold they seemed to have come from the north pole. “I don’t want to say the same thing twice!”

Right then, Stefan’s phone rang. It kept ringing without showing any signs of stopping, as if it would keep going as long as Stefan did not answer.

“Mr. Hunt… I’ll get out and leave you alone now.”

her eyes and

ring. Stefan’s handsome face had gone extremely dark. Finally, he could not stand it anymore and said in a low voice, “Bring me the

Hunt? I

put her hands behind her ears. She looked very

said… bring me the

forced out one word at a

he knew that she was doing it on purpose, but what could he

and said, “That’s right. If you need help, speak up. If you’re too proud to ask for help, you’re the one who will suffer

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that, she took out Stefan’s phone from his suit pocket and placed it by

We haven’t been able to contact you since you left the Gourmet Pavilion restaurant. Your mother has been calling me to ask me to remind you that your grandfather will be arriving in Beach

I’m on vacation with my wife abroad and I won’t be making any public

and Miss Everheart?

“That’s all!”

used his eyes to signal to Renee to

Renee did so obediently.

Do you want to give him

sorry for in the divorce was Grandpa Hunt, who treated her like

the only reason why she still maintained a

Stefan.

“No need!”