The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Chapter 166

Renee was stunned.

She hadn’t expected Stefan to be willing to turn his back on his own family. If she remembered correctly, he had been very protective of Briar before this, despite the obvious fact of her being a two–faced bitch. He treated her like a fragile flower. touching it gingerly in fear of damaging it instead of holding it tight.

Had he gotten tired of Briar so quickly?

‘Tsk. The attention span of a man really is worse than a child’s! It was the right decision to divorce him!‘ Renee thought as she quietly celebrated her correct choice.

When the two policemen saw Stefan’s stance, they stopped hesitating and slapped the handcuffs on Briar’s hands.

“Let go of me! Don’t touch me!” Briar cried emotionally as she begged. “Stefan. I’m innocent! Believe me! Tell them to release me! The baby will be terrified! You can ignore me, but don’t ignore the baby!”

Stefan furrowed his brows, his cold face not twitching the slightest as he said, “Take her away!”

“Don’t worry, Mr. Hunt. It’s a routine taking of statements. We won’t make things difficult for Ms. Desrosiers.”

Having said that, the two policemen escorted Briar to the police cruiser.

the car had long driven off. Briar’s ghostly

the distance and let out a long sigh. She never expected

only wanted to retrieve her quilt and not send Briar to

pregnant woman. If anything happened to her, wouldn’t the blame

actually let the police take her away?” Renee groaned as

on me, you don’t have

and actions. Why hadn’t he

woman was?

a budding white flower. A timid, soft–spoken woman, she’d

at him.

like a queen, displaying an image that was

thought of a saying: the first response of falling in love was to feel

that Renee really no

was that why she felt free to be

Stefan’s heart

around for a moment, and when she couldn’t find what she was looking for, started to complain, “Ugh. I couldn’t find my stuff in the first place, and you had to send away the one person who knew where it was. It’ll

now.”

came out of his thoughts and