The Untouchable Ex Wife by Mizuki Sei

Chapter 617

Renee was so angry that she punched Jovan in the back twice. She did it so naturally that it was like they knew each other for a long time - there was no awkwardness between them at all.

Stefan's expression twisted even more, and he subconsciously clenched his fists.

"You see, Stefan... this is Renee's real personality. She’s not dignified or gentle like you said, nor is she elegant or prim and proper. The real Renee Everheart has a violent temper, and she beats people up when she's displeased with them. She always beats me up when she sees me; she's basically a tigress’ I bet you've never seen this side of her, have you?"

Although he'd just gotten punched, Jovan could not be happier. In fact, he even looked proud as he crowed triumphantly, "You were married to her for so many years, but I bet she's never punched you, has she? That's too bad... Research shows that when a woman is relaxed enough to show her real self to a man, she would be more likely to love the man with all her heart and spend the rest of her life with him-"

He coldly barked, "If you're

had such an awesome woman as your wife, but you threw it all away just to be with a scheming one instead. Don't you know how cool your ex- wife is? She used to be in a popular band, and was rebellious, edgy, and even had a buzz cut! When she stood onstage playing the guitar, she shone brighter than the stars in the night sky.

even recorded all of her performances... I've seen so many sides of her that you've never seen before, so believe me when I say I understand your own wife better than you do. Doesn't that make you

had to stop him by pressing her fingers on his forehead. She would die of embarrassment if he kept going!

find out how ridiculous she was when she used to play in an underground band. They had been trying to raise funds for children with leukemia back then, so everyone in the band got a buzz cut to show their solidarity. They had even shaved their heads completely bald once, and then bleached their hair blonde when it grew back. All in all, they had been the

hide in it for the rest of

lucky to have her, and yet you never appreciated her! You had a diamond in your hand, yet you threw her into a crowd of mediocre people! You polluted her and dulled her luster, turning her into a common lump of coal. You

who was seething with rage, and emotionlessly asked him, "So, what then? What