The Untouchable Ex Wife by Mizuki Sei

Chapter 490

Leia felt that she had committed a heinous crime against her best friend. Tears poured down like rain on her face as she took Renee’s hands and slapped them on her own body, wishing that she could make amends to Renee by dying.

"Nonsense! How can I ever blame you? The only person at fault is that bastard William Jones."

Renee gently wiped away Leia's tears and patiently explained to her as if she was Leia's mother, "Now you've learned your lesson, right? Men are completely unreliable, so from now on, you must always be on guard. Don't just listen to your heart; use your brain as well, otherwise someone could be playing you like a fiddle and you won't even notice it!”

Leia nodded repeatedly. She clenched her fists and angrily vowed, "I'll never forget it! Being with men only leads to a lifetime of misfortune, and trusting in men only leads to three whole lifetimes of misfortune! Once I'm done killing that b*stard William Jones, I'll become a nun and live in a monastery for the rest of my life!"

Renee could not help but laugh at Leia's sweet silliness.

yet," she told Leia, "because now that Briar Desrosiers is missing, William Jones is the only one who must know where Adie is,

that ungrateful son of hers home as soon as possible, otherwise the

call William Jones to confront

answered the phone as she gritted her teeth, bristling with rage. "Good evening, Dr.

out the truth. Are you free? Can

least you've still got some

agreed on the place where they would meet. Leia hung up the phone

are you looking for?"

for my gun. My brother gave it to me so I can protect myself. I've always treated it as a toy and never expected that there’d be a day when I would have

the shelves in the study. She wiped the muzzle of the gun and scoffed, "Once he hands Adie over to us, I'll kill that

aside watching her best friend, and could not help but shake her head. She knew Leia very well, and she was certain that Leia would never have the heart to actually do it. Leia was just like her—their hearts were too soft. No matter how much someone might hurt them, they still could not completely hate that person, much