The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Chapter 48

“Stefan, put me down. We’re not that close with each other!” Renee said as she struggled to break free from the man.

She was embarrassed that she couldn’t beat him despite her skills and reputation.

“Stop moving. You’re hurt.” Stefan shot back with a poker face as he carried her to the bathroom.

She was as light as a feather, which stirred a huge urge in him to protect her.

Renee was a little speechless. Her arm was only slightly injured. It wasn’t like she had broken her leg or waist that she couldn’t care for herself. She became worried when she saw that he had not intended to leave after he had placed her inside the bathtub.

“Stefan, you’re not really going to shower me, right? I’m warning you, don’t you dare take advantage of me!”

A sly smile appeared on the man’s face after he had placed her inside the bathtub. His slender finger hooked underneath her chin, and he asked, “What if I want to? After all, the bathtub is huge. It has enough space for two people.”

“No!” Renee shouted with a red face.

She had no idea the cold man she used to adore had such a perverted side to him. Those who seemed normal on the surface were really twisted on the inside!

to me. Or

what the police

he spoke, he turned on the faucet. At the same time, he opened two of

to her and said hoarsely, “Since we’re going to get a divorce soon, let’s have a last bath together.

was seducing

the police couldn’t do anything about it, I’ll

she was still capable of

leaned in closer gradually, and the ambiance seemed

he suddenly stood up and looked down at her. “You’re

the water, and he flicked the water on her delicate face. “I’m not that desperate

bathroom

Renee breathed a sigh of relief. She had overthought

the past four years of their relationship, they were only intimate once, and it happened because they were drunk at that

she

due to the hot water. Renee crossed her delicate legs over the tub after removing her clothes and sat comfortably while listening to music with

on the sofa, his legs crossed, reading the newspaper. His aura exuded a sense of nobility. As predicted, the charity night event made the newspaper’s front