The Untouchable Ex-Wife

When Stefan regained consciousness, he realized that he was already laying on a hospital bed, his head wrapped in white gauze.

Renee remained by his side the entire time. It was only upon seeing his eyes open did she let out a sigh of relief.

However, she sounded distant regardless. “Since you’re up, I’ll be leaving now.”

In actuality, she worried for the man, but she didn’t want him to find out.

Before she left, she felt him grab her wrist.

“Are you alright? Did they do anything to you?” Stefan asked weakly.

Despite his condition, his beautiful eyes remained sharp as it scanned Renee’s entire body.

The woman returned his concern with a cold smile. “Thanks for worrying, Mr. Hunt. But you should worry about yourself first, especially with that strength of yours. I’m completely fine!”

She had loved this man for four years. Once upon a time, she wished for him to show concern toward her as well, even if it were just empty words.

Now, she no longer needed his love…

her surprise, Stefan dismissed her cold attitude towards him and was stupefied. “Those people were thugs,

that she had beaten them into the ground in order to

the question that difficult to answer?” Sensing something was off, Stefan stared into her eyes. He didn’t think this was a complicated question, and it shouldn’t take her this

lasers were shooting through her mind. Keeping her cool, she responded, “I

the city, they were so scared that they begged for forgiveness on

immaculate. Bringing out the Hunt family name was truly considered a trump card since no one would

believable enough that Stefan bought

at the woman’s slender figure, feeling conflicted as he remembered how she was being

title is useful in situations like

“Huh?”

don’t foolishly reason with them. I’m sure it’d be

does he even mean? Isn’t

know how many children die

beggars in front of this hospital

know how much the sea level rises every hour due to global

words confused Stefan. “What does that have to do with

would my business have to

Stefan’s expression darkened in