The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Chapter 250

Everyone was utterly shocked. His action was similar to a bomb, causing an explosion in everyone’s heads.

That was because the rest had always known Stefan as a cold, calculated, and low-profile person. They thought he would never even dream of participating in a public display of affection, let alone displaying a kiss in public.

‘Mmh!* Renee’s eyes widened as her mind went blank. She instinctively tried to push him away but remembered she was supposed to help the man out.

‘If I struggle my way out, I’d be humiliating him, right?’

With that, she chose to accept it, despite her initial unwillingness…

Stefan’s focus and burning passion completely disrupted her once-placid heart. As though she had been thrown into an oven, her face burned up as she started reciprocating his advances…

should be an example to all the couples here!” The photographer was excited, to say the least, greedily capturing the moment as

seemed mesmerized; their hearts fluttered like they were enjoying

in awe. “Stef is so skilled! Who could possibly resist his charms? Looks like he has a talent for

His smile seemed rather ambiguous, but his rather jealous tone gave him out. ‘So that’s what it looks like when the feelings are

devastated by this. No matter how much she tried to hide it,

she suddenly yelled. “ENOUGH,

suddenly that it instantly turned

smile. Her eyes were downcast, yet she chose to speak in a lighthearted tone.’ It’s our wedding day, you know? It’d be inappropriate for someone to take our spotlight! Chris and I

only then that Stefan let go of Renee, though his expressions indicated that he wished to continue. He smiled lightly and

seizing your limelight, we’ll be taking our leave. See you

Renee, whose cheeks were still flushed, out of the room in front of everyone. As the two arrived at the exit, the beautiful greenery and sea view

inhaling the fresh air into his lungs, feeling a great sense of relaxation he had never felt in the past. He then turned to the woman next to him. “There’s still time