The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Chapter 252

Sticking to her principle of working hard for the one who paid, Renee started looking for seashells with a serious face.

Stefan, on the other hand, followed behind the woman from a short distance, as if he was her secret guardian angel, protecting her from afar.

With the light wind breeze, the two walked around the warm golden sand, leaving their footprints behind as their shadows danced over each other. The scenery was just wonderfully romantic, as though it had come straight out of a teenage romance film…

“Oh my god! I found it! I found it!” Renee cheered excitedly after digging behind a reef.

Stefan seemed amused and dumbfounded at the same time. ‘So it really exists?’

He was someone who was solely aligned with materialism, and normally viewed things in a complete logically way. Hence, he didn’t believe in myths at all.

Despite this, he somehow didn’t intend to undermine the woman’s efforts, seeing just how exhilarated she seemed. He even approached her, acting as if he was just as interested.

it look like? Let

look like a heart? And it’s pink too!” Renee washed the sand off of the heart-shaped seashell. She then smiled very widely as

pink seashell seemed to emanate a dreamy glow. The colors triggered a magical atmosphere that was filled with

hoping that he could tell the woman that he’d seen seashells like this all over

urge to reveal this truth, going against his usual mindset, and replied softly, “Mhm, it’s alright, I

and considerate ‘ when he usually would just

the woman had rarely shown such a soft side, considering they always

preserve this moment

then, Renee quickly went into professional mode and took her phone out, calculating

us an hour and thirty-seven minutes to novelxo find this

to what we agreed, you’ll have to transfer 145500 dollars. With the discount, your total amount will be 116400 dollars. I’ll round the number down to 116 thousand, then.

him a big smile. “How was that? Money well spent, right? Just get on one knee and present her with this seashell

was speechless. ‘Damn it. I was