The Untouchable Ex Wife by Mizuki Sei

The red liquid ran along Stefan’s hair and dripped down to his cheeks. Although he was in a mess, he still exuded a regal air.

“Stef!”

A woman’s voice came from behind them.

Seraphina Murphy was holding onto the hand of her best friend, Lina Hepburn, while staring at Stefan incredulously.

After confirming that it really was him, she dashed over to Stefan with large, unladylike steps and wiped the wine from his head with a napkin.

“My silly brother! What is going on? Why would someone as respectable as you let her splash wine on you in public? Look at you, your hair and clothes are all wet. Oh, it pains me to see you like this!”

As she wiped, she mumbled about how angry and upset she was, then turned angrily and admonished Renee, “Renee, you’re in the wrong here. We’re all civilized people so there’s no reason to act like this. Splashing wine on my lil’ bro’s face is like splashing wine on my face. Even if he wouldn’t pursue the matter, I would…”

Seraphina disliked Renee. When she had to act friendly and nonchalant around Renee before this, it really irritated her. Today, she finally found an opportunity to occupy the moral high ground and teach Renee a lesson.

was calm. She chuckled softly, “The fault lies with the person who started it. Why don’t

can be a bit sharp. You two were married for many years, so how can you not know this? Was it really necessary to take what he said to heart? It seems to me like you’re the one who’s being

am ruthless. I just don’t like him.

arms and did not show Seraphina

was impregnable now, so she

would let an uncivilized woman like you marry Stef

Murphy took the opportunity to belittle Renee. “No wonder you failed to win over Stef’s heart even after four years of marriage. You’re not the type that Stef likes at all. He likes dignified, cultured and gentle women. You don’t fit those

rude to Stef first, so don’t blame me for

tried to splash the red wine inside on Renee’s

“Leave her alone!”

time, reached out and grabbed Seraphina’s wrist. He said coldly, “What happened this evening is my fault. If she likes to hang out with snakes and rodents, who am I to object? I shouldn’t have

“What?”

She yelled, “Why are you protecting her even after what she did to you? This