The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Chapter 31

“Or what?” Renee turned around, staring at the man’s hand around her wrist, her expression as calm as still water. “Would you like to return the favor, Mr. Hunt?”

Stefan was silent as he stared at her coldly. His deep gaze held a million unspoken words.

Renee boldly stepped forward, and her face was now inches away from his. Her lips curved into a smirk, and she whispered mockingly, “Mr. Hunt is famous for holding grudges, so why pretend? If you’re upset, just get even and slap me.”

Naturally, Stefan didn’t lift a finger. Instead, he looked at the people around them, silently commanding

them to leave.

Soon, they were the only two left in the large restaurant.

Stefan let go of her, and exhaled deeply. “I never wanted to use you…. I may have been lying when I said I loved you, but I truly am sorry for hurting you.”

The light of the chandelier accentuated the man’s beautiful features, making him look like some kind of ethereal being. He was so near, yet so far.

Renee froze, her eyes wide in disbelief. She hadn’t expected the insufferably

misheard me.” Stefan let out

cold mask. “I don’t know if you’ve realized, but H Group was gravely

name!

to him. If someone else were in her place, they’d definitely paint him in a worse light and demand a huge sum of money. Renee, however, couldn’t bring herself to do so, as she had truly loved

to pretend like we’re together in public,” Stefan explained. He’d

our reputation. Instead, you may continue using your title as ‘Mrs.

hit his head somewhere? Who does he think he is? Who gave

you seem to have forgotten something.” Renee sneered. “Our divorce will be finalized soon, and when that happens, we will no longer have any connection to

you think the world revolves around you? Also, how could you say you’d’ come to my rescue’ when all you did was neglect me throughout our entire marriage? You never once asked me if I was okay…

was the first time Renee felt so irritated with the man. All she wanted

transplant in two days,” Stefan said slowly, his eyes still fixed on

away from the man

her, as he had always treated her like she was his granddaughter. There was no doubt that

guilt for the rest of her life if