The Untouchable Ex Wife by Mizuki Sei

Chapter 294

"She's not ideal, but she's the best person available!"

Francine could not help but sigh. "You're almost thirty, but you've never socialized with that many women. Briar is too much of a hypocrite, while Cecilia's relationship with your good friend is complicated. After thinking about it long and hard, there's no better candidate than Renee Everheart. There's no problem with her except for her family background."

"But more importantly, I heard she's quite capable. She quietly started a company, became the president of the Electronic Technology Association, manages a law firm well and even stole the biggest customers of H Group... She's not the pretty but useless woman that I thought she was. I've always had an appreciation for capable women. This new her is perfectly qualified to be your wife!”

Stefan had rarely heard his picky mother speak so highly of anyone, let alone Renee. He was glad to hear it.

After all, the conflict between mother-in-law and daughter-in- law was a problem that had existed since the dawn of humanity. If this problem could be solved, then maybe Renee and him could really start over?

Start over?!

The abrupt thought startled Stefan.

"Mom, you're thinking too much. It's no longer a question of whether she's qualified to be my wife, it's a question of whether she wants to," he replied flatly.

"She wouldn't want to?"

back onto her face. "It's just an act. She's just playing hard to get. Do you know how many women would give up everything to marry into the Hunt family? How could she not

did she agree to the divorce that easily? Why was she

"That's..."

son just said and found that it

to seduce her. Renee Everheart looked like she

playing hard to get, she was trying way too

"Tsktsk. Sigh!"

head to foot with a sad expression, sighing as

Stefan was speechless.

have anything to say, just say

she pinched the muscles on Stefan's arms and abdomen. She was puzzled. "This doesn't make sense. You're still as handsome

Stefan:

"How about this, son..."

You look too serious. I heard women