The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Chapter 189

Everheart residence.

Renee was sitting beside a window on the second floor. She had been staring out of the window for a long time, but she had not seen Margaret at all.

She took out her phone and tried calling Margaret again, but her call still could not get through.

“That’s weird. It’s getting dark. Why isn’t Margaret back yet? Where is she?”

When she woke up this morning, Renee saw a note Margaret left on the dining table, saying that she was going to take care of some personal matters and would be back soon. She told Renee not to worry.

But an entire day had passed and Margaret still had not come home. She could not even be contacted. Something was wrong!

Renee was worried that Margaret might have ran into trouble. Considering her recent situation, there were many people who

were waiting for an opportunity to get back at her.

Seeing that the sun was about to set, Renee could not sit still any longer. She grabbed a jacket and went out to look for Margaret.

The moment she stepped outside, Renee saw a familiar silver sports car parked at the gate.

A slender man was casually leaning against the car, his shadow drawn long under the dim yellow street lamp.

He gave off a cold, aloof aura, deadly

heart throbbed despite herself. She

was Stefan, a man she

What’s he doing

remaining length of the cigarette between his fingers, it

was curious, she walked straight past Stefan with a deadpan face,

He casually put out the cigarette and threw the butt

the shadow soon overlapped with Renee’s, as if they

was an ambiguous feeling

At first, she tried to ignore him, but

her. It made her mad for some reason. She suddenly stopped and turned

Why are you following

together. When she suddenly stopped

other.

between them that made

are you wandering. around alone in the middle of the night? You’re making yourself the

words made

fault? Why

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surprise. Can’t expect someone who lets himself get mixed up with a wicked woman like Briar Desrosiers to have a good moral view. I must have been blind to