The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Chapter 111

“No. What’s his name?” Renee asked, slightly dazed.

Although she was speaking to Dino, she couldn’t take her eyes off the handsome, aloof man

next to him.

Throughout the years, she had only experienced this feeling with one other person.

“Julian’s very handsome, isn’t he? From a certain angle, he looks a lot like Stefan Hunt, H Group’s president. That’s why his fans call him Little Stefan Hunt…”

“Stefan Hunt?” Renee instantly came to her senses when she heard that, and quickly averted her gaze, gritting her teeth.

Why did everyone have to bring up that man wherever she went? He was haunting her like a ghost!

Dino thought Renee didn’t know who Stefan was, so he started explaining earnestly, “Do you know what Stefan looks like? If you don’t, I have a picture of him… See? Don’t you think he looks a lot like Julian?”

Renee wasn’t in the mood to look at the picture. The only thing on her mind was how bad her

luck was!

to after getting divorced, but he ended up being her husband’s

was still playing video games and couldn’t be bothered to look at Renee again, but he scoffed when he heard their conversation. “Of course,

husband.”

room went

Stefan’s wife?” Dino’s face turned pale, and he quickly took a step back to distance himself

if she was a monster,

doesn’t come easy, huh… I know

client today is Mr. Hunt’s wife! This is putting our

“Count me out too!”

all took off their glamorous coats

minute, there’s no need to be afraid. My husband is very open-minded. He has fun with other women, and I have fun with other men,

you a lot, but I really can’t take your money. Please don’t tell anyone you

Please!”

they were sad about leaving, but right after that,

Renee tried again, but the men fled

to outsiders, they were still

wasn’t the first time Renee had come out to play, but every time she did, her identity as Stefan’s wife would eventually be exposed, and

by how close she had come to a

room that was previously full of handsome men was now empty, except for Little

a long, disappointed sigh. She picked up