The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Chapter 418

The cemetery was rather remote. Not only were there large thickets around the area, the paths were quite rocky as well.

The thick smog enveloping the area could easily affect one’s sense of direction as well. If headed in the wrong direction, the forest would seem like a confusing maze, which would make the journey even more dangerous than it was.

Renee was completely immersed in her phone, wondering if she should tell Leia about William’s complicated past with Briar. Then, suddenly, she felt her entire body falling forward…

Renee screamed as she tumbled down a cliff. She hit her head on a large rock going down, and instantly faded into unconsciousness.

Meanwhile, Stefan and Briar had already arrived at the child’s tomb. A small gravestone stood there forlornly, with the baby’s name and death date engraved on it.

“Hi, baby! Mommy and Uncle Stefan are here to see you again. How are you feeling today? The weather’s getting kind of cold, so I prepared lots of

you. Do you like them?” Briar mumbled as she knelt in front of the grave, placing

feeling guilty, and instead looked slightly annoyed. However, knowing that Briar was mentally ill, he remained silent, allowing the woman to live in

a fetus wouldn’t be considered a person, and in their culture, those who set up a tomb for the unborn would be besieged by bad luck. However, this child was considered

woman’s constant begging. They had placed it in an expensive coffin, and

continued muttering in front of the grave. He would

woman here yet? I left her only a mile away from this place, and the path is a straight one too. It shouldn’t take her more than

finally finished, she looked up and asked, “Stef, where is Miss Everheart? I’m done talking

checked his wristwatch and replied

for another thirty minutes, but Renee was still

voice quivering with sadness. “Let’s just go, Stef, I don’t think she’ll be coming anytime soon. I can tell that Miss Everheart doesn’t regret hurting me back then, nor does she think she

way! She’s probably gone home by now. I mean, she’s no