The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Stefan clenched his fists tightly, unable to respond.

In the past, he had always perceived this woman as a boring little puppet with no opinions. He didn’t think she would have such a feisty attitude like she was a feline with sharp claws. She didn’t need his protection at all.

Seeing this, Briar immediately played the victim card again, clinging to Stefan’s arm.

“Stefan, please don’t get mad at Miss Everheart. It’s all my and the baby’s fault! Miss Everheart was forced to give up on you even though she loves you so… It’s natural for her to be upset with us! Just let her take her anger out on…”

“Nope, wrong again.” Renee scoffed. “You don’t have to thank me because I’ve made myself loud and clear that I wasn’t being generous. I merely threw away a piece of trash I didn’t want, and you just happened to pick him up. That’s why this baby is your karma. I told you the name suits it well, didn’t I?”

She then turned to Stefan with a fake smile across her lips. “Indecent people usually get bad karma though, Mr. Hunt… I reckon that you will become rather unlucky in coming times.”

Stefan’s expression darkened yet again, his blood boiling just hearing the woman speak.

avoid unlucky people, or else I might become unlucky myself. So you two should just tie the knot. I’ll respect your decision, and I wish you well.

with fire since Stefan Hunt was the most influential figure within Beach City. No one would ever

do anything, Renee quickly ran off after berating them. She didn’t

by my words… they

secretly observed the man, as she knew a temperamental man like him would never let such insults go. Yet, she only ended up with sheer confusion when she noticed the man’s thin lips curve

so angry that she ran her mouth. It’s my fault and the baby’s fault. Just blame

the man was irritated by her voice, and

ex-wife… is kind

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after exiting the hospital, as anger and a hint of melancholy stung

growing ever so slowly, she felt extremely frustrated. ‘The baby could’ve had an amazing life, a bright future ahead! But it just had to die