The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Chapter 377

After washing up, Renee and Leia lay on the bed in their pink pajamas and had a girl’s talk.

“Renee! To be honest, I really envy you!”

Leia leaned on Renee and sighed emotionally. “Just look at you now.

You’re pretty and rich. You have two precious ones too. More importantly, you don’t have an annoying husband! You’re living a woman’s dream! I’m so envious. I’m tempted to get a daughter and son artificially inseminated into me!’

Renee laughed in amusement. “Don’t be impulsive! It’s not easy to raise a child. You can’t undo your decision after giving birth. It’ll be a nightmare until your child is three. You can’t leave them. If they get sick, you’ll feel tormented!”

Renee and Margaret worked hard to raise Adie and Abby for the past four years. Looking back, Renee had a lot of painful moments she could not share.

It was never easy to handle this kind of heartache. It was not something that could be resolved with more money or hiring more help. As a mother, her children were everything. It had been so from the moment she was pregnant with them. She always had moments of worry whenever her children were sick, naughty, or unhappy. Everything about them would affect her mood.

when Adie was only three. He caught a sudden high fever at one in the morning and was shaking uncontrollably. Medicine didn’t work

the beach and looked at the dark sky like a fool, begging all night for God to save my child. My voice was hoarse, and my knees were

body trembled as she remembered that desperate night. Her eyes were

know. I thought they grew up so

tightly and said with pain, “Renee, it must have

“What is there to say? All mothers go through the same experience. Giving birth and raising a child is like a sacrifice. Don’t get into

“Do you regret it?”

“Regret what?”

having children, and…” Leia paused for a few beats and asked carefully, “Do you regret not

“No, of course not!”

My children are just like a sweet burden. They are my motivation to move forward. They are my only tether to this world. I’m serious. If I didn’t have

“As for Stefan…”