The Untouchable Ex Wife by Mizuki Sei

Chapter 269

"You're lying!’

Stefan's eyes were as keen and shrewd as an eagle's. He sneered at Ruby and added, "Didn't you just tell me you've admired me for a long time?

Then how is it possible that you've never heard of my ex-wife's name?’

"I..." Ruby was stunned, speechless. Being a veteran of the entertainment world, she was used to pulling words out of her *ss, and everyone would accept whatever she said without batting an eyelid. She never expected Stefan to be so perceptive that he could immediately catch the inconsistency in her speech. For a second, she was completely at a loss for what to do.

Then in a hasty bid to save face, she blurted, "What... What I meant was that I've never personally met Ms. Everheart, but of course, I've heard of her. After all, your CP 'Hunt My Everheart’ is really popular online. Lots of people in the entertainment industry are fans of that site."

"Because you admire me..." Stefan ruthlessly interjected, coldly staring at Ruby. "You must be jealous of her because of how close she is to me.

You took that damaging photo of her with ulterior motives. You then led everyone

flustered that her face was crimson red. Barely able to handle the mounting

most sought-after celebrity, Ruby was no stranger to high society. She had been mingling with the upper echelons of the professional world, yet this was her first time being rendered completely at a

an intimidating aura. His eyes could seemingly penetrate all manner of lies or deception, and now, all her hidden cards were laid

really think that just by eliminating Renee, you'd easily take

He sniggered and added, "Even without Renee, a cunning and calculative woman like you

him that he lost count. There was, at this point, no trickery in this

pretty, but her beauty in no way made up for her cutthroat ambitious nature. There was just too much greed in her eyes. She was not

women who threw themselves at him had too much greed

clear eyes. They were

was the main reason why Renee had a special

and bitterly yelled, ‘I never knew