The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Chapter 22

Renee directed a reassuring smile at the secretary.

“Don’t worry, I’ll be able to handle it”

After that, she lifted her chin and strode confidently into Stefan’s office. Just as she expected, she found the little mistress, Briar Desrosiers, in there.

The woman was sobbing in Stefan’s arms but quickly moved away as soon as she saw Renee enter the office as if she had been caught red-handed doing something bad. i

“Miss Everheart, please don’t misunderstand, we were just…”

“Save it.” Renee put up her hand. Turning to Stefan, she said, “Sorry for interrupting your date, Mr. Hunt, but I’m here for the divorce settlement. I’ll leave once I’ve obtained your signature.”

Stefan rested his arms on his desk and without a hint of emotion on his face, he responded, “Oh that… do you really need it in such a hurry?”

‘What the hell is he saying?’ Renee thought as she suppressed the urge to beat him up. Through gritted teeth, she growled, “What do you think?!”

‘There’s still twenty days till we are legally divorced. I think it’s fine to wait it out.” Stefan said with a deadpan expression.

tightly. Never in her life has

thug really hit him

now? He was the one who handed me divorce papers, and kicked me out on the same night!

are you trying to be funny here? Is this a joke?”

not be in a hurry, but she is, and the baby is too. For their sake, you should

how considerate my future ex-wife is. Why should I be in a rush to let go of someone amazing like you?”

and Briar

you even want, Stefan Hunt?” yelled Renee,

refusing to sign the papers? Why is he the one making

think he makes

to marry you, but look at how panicked Miss Everheart seems. I’m guessing she has a new boyfriend… Why

if they had teleported to the North Pole. Stefan pressed his

convince Stefan to sign the papers anyway. Hence, she kept quiet, pretending as if she was

don’t have a relationship to begin with. Isn’t it better to let each

“Exactly!” Renee agreed.

this was the truth, and she simply couldn’t bring herself to disagree. Stefan didn’t love her, not in