The Untouchable Ex Wife by Mizuki Sei

“Whoa!” Everyone there gasped in awe, unable to hide their envy at how Stefan was being fought over.

Akio instinctively brought out his pocket mirror to tidy up his hair, then turned back to the two women and said smoothly, “You know, ladies, if you two want a pretty boy, I can arrange for a plastic surgeon to operate on me now! Would that work for you?”

Anyone would dream of being completely provided for, especially when a life of luxury was promised. Moreover, Renee and Seraphina were quite the lookers, which made the offer even more tempting.

‘Stefan Hunt is so lucky! Not only is he a genius, but he’s been blessed with the perfect face as well!’

‘His looks alone were able to make these two beauties give up everything for him! Isn’t God clearly playing favorites here?!’

With that, everyone eagerly awaited Stefan’s answer, especially the men. All of them rubbed their hands eagerly, wishing they could be in his shoes instead.

answer has always remained the same; Miss Murphy and I are childhood friends, after

off her chest, and she smirked triumphantly at Renee. “You hear that? Stef chose me, not you, even if you might

I’ve heard all day!” Renee laughed sarcastically, refusing to believe anything Stefan said. She knew Stefan well enough to know that a formal and dismissive ‘announcement’ like that was definitely scripted. However, she didn’t quite understand their motives for keeping

to believe any of that?” Renee was so confused that she started wondering if Seraphina held something against the man and had forced him into

need to be so modest, just let her leak them – you have a great body anyway! Don’t give up just because of a small issue like that!” Renee said

the crowd. “Since the conference

walked past Renee, quickly

as she thought to herself absently, ‘I tried, but…

others in the room wanted to speak to her, but were frightened of her frosty expression. Akio, however, was brave enough to approach her. He circled the woman like an excited puppy, looking as if he wasn’t scared of the consequences of

the pleasure of inviting