The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Chapter 102

When the two left the Beach City Courthouse, they went their separate ways as if they would never see each other again. Who knew they would meet again in just a few hours?

Without the marriage license restraining them, the way they looked at each other seemed to have changed slightly.

Old Mr. Hunt’s old eyes were filled with complicated emotions as his gaze traveled back and

forth between the two.

“You two. You just came back from a vacation together. Shouldn’t you be all lovey-dovey? Why did you come to visit me separately? Did you have a fight?”

“We’re…” Renee bit her lips, feeling torn. She was unsure if she should be honest or keep lying.

Things were different before they were officially divorced. Renee could forge a lie without feeling the slightest guilt. Besides, she was not trying to deceive him. However, her relationship with Stefan had changed so much that she found herself unable to pretend.

“We’re so in love. How could we ever fight?” Stefan said calmly and wrapped his arm around Renee’s shoulders. He behaved naturally and acted as though such intimacy had always been part of their daily routine.

Any outsider would immediately think that they were deeply in love!

followed with a fake smile and said,

get divorced!’ she thought

great.” Old Mr. Hunt nodded. Then, he turned to Stefan and asked him,

would let the cat out of the bag, tried to answer first. However, Old Mr. Hunt stopped

the bag of coffee beans. Then, he said with a straight face, “We went

coffee beans in the

complete loss for words, she

was never on the same wavelength as Stefan. A pristine island like Semponia was what she’d

Zambawi?!

and Zambawi were two completely unrelated places. Renee did not

“Good one! Zambawi!”

Hunt’s kind look was instantly gone, and in place was a hard and stern countenance. What a good grandson. You even lied

to explain

Old Mr. Hunt yelled in a

anger could be described as the roaring wind in a raging storm, his grandfather, Sullivan

the battlefield. Born with power,

sorry, Grandpa. I shouldn’t have lied to

he could