The Untouchable Ex Wife by Mizuki Sei

Chapter 599

‘That may be true, but when you need a man, you need a man. For example, when I filled out the enrollment information just now, there was a column that asked for the name and occupation of the children's father. What are we supposed to write there?’

The reason why Margaret started nagging Renee again was because she faced a dilemma when she filled out the enrollment information earlier.

It made her realize that, be it Miss Ren or the two children, they all needed a man in the house.

"Just write "none". There are plenty of people who lost their spouse or their father in this world, so why can’t we be in that situation too?"

Renee continued to paint, her mood not affected in the slightest.

The moment she decided to divorce Stefan and left Beach City for Sun Island, she had already anticipated these situations and had accepted them. She did not think it was a big deal.

"We can't do that!”

father, they'll definitely get neglected to some extent. If the class finds out, the children will also mock and laugh at them. It'll hurt Abby and Adie. That's why, we must write a name in this

now. The two children see him as a father figure anyway. Master Liam is also reliable. If you start a relationship with him, I’d be the

most suitable candidate to be the man in their house. She had been hoping

said awkwardly, “We cant write Liam's name. I have to cut all ties with him. Barring any accident, I probably won't have any contact with

"What?!"

widened in surprise. She could not believe what she was hearing. "I thought you and Master Liam were going to get married? Even if you don't, you two are so close that you would surely be lifelong friends. How did it get to

is precisely because he's sacrificed too much

"But..."

your own from now on. Your life will become even more difficult than before. How can I feel happy

losing him is like losing one of my limbs. I'll need to work even harder and I'll probably suffer a lot more hardship from now on. However, we all have to learn to walk on our own someday. I can't keep relying on others' charity.