The Untouchable Ex Wife by Mizuki Sei

Jovan was leaning against the doorway of the meeting room at the time, waiting for Renee. His arms were crossed over his chest, and a lazy smirk was plastered on his handsome face. “Hey now, chairman, you sure hid your secret well. You never fail to impress me!”

“It was my major for my degree and masters. I never really hid anything, it’s just that you just don’t know me well enough,” Renee said coolly as she eyed the document in her hand, running her fingers through her silky hair. Her demeanor was nonchalant, but her charm shone through regardless.

The woman was the epitome of beauty and brains, and she had masked her true self by becoming a gentle housewife back then. Once the mask was off, she could easily make a name for herself.

“Right, right, I never understood you, nor did Stefan. He was such a useless husband… to think that he doesn’t know a thing about you! He deserved whatever karma you just gave him!” Jovan had been watching the livestream outside of the conference hall, and was impressed by how strong and tenacious Renee was.

Seeing Stefan’s embarrassment on screen had given Jovan quite a laugh. He had never felt so happy before, as if he had been the cause for Stefan’s humiliation.

“Stop gloating, I didn’t humiliate him at all. I… I just embarrassed myself.” Renee gave a deep sigh, feeling like an absolute failure for the first time ever. She felt even worse than when she had been heartbroken by Stefan’s betrayal.

be with her. However, she had just shown him how capable she

I that bad? Why is he so willing to just… give up on me?” The woman looked up unsurely, trying to hold back tears. She had never doubted herself like

slightly, and he lowered his voice gently, “You’re not bad, he’s just blind. He may not be able to see your

life of luxury, right? Anyone with a brain would choose KCL over the Murphys,

he’s blind

Renee was certain. “You can say he’s blind, but

it! Since we’ve won, we should go celebrate! Would you like some hotpot? Or sushi?” Jovan

in her head. It was as if she had

known for their fresh ingredients, along with their cheap prices. Hence, the humble little place was packed most