The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Chapter 556

Renee was already walking out of the Osborne Mansion when she heard Liam shouting her name from behind. She stopped but did not turn around.

“Why are you following me?’ she asked him coldly. ’Just go back and get a good rest. That whipping must’ve done a great deal of damage to your body. Be careful or it might make you impotent.”

“Boss…” Liam’s lips were pale. His whole body seemed fragile and his handsome face was twisted by a look of excruciating pain. “I’m so sorry, Boss! Please don’t be angry with me!’

All these years, his family never liked it when he was too close to Renee, but as long as he made sure to keep it all under a low profile, they always kept their distance and never interfered too much with his life. But he made a mistake this time. Had he not taken such a monstrous risk and angered his father, Renee would not have been humiliated by his own family.

“You idiot… How could I possibly be mad at you?!”

“Then why are you turning your back on me? You don’t want to see me ever again, do you?”

an idiot…” Renee shrugged resignedly. The reason why she could not turn around and look at him was not that she was

years. You never hesitated to jump into the abyss with me. I

agitatedly. He stepped forward and added, “You are the light of my life. I would gladly follow you anywhere, and

me to repay you. I’ve found a way to get that money, so all you

Liam furrowed his

that it might be as high as 500 million, or even 800 million dollars! He simply could not think of any way that Renee could suddenly cough up that ridiculous amount

and joining that group of sly pigs again, aren’t

ways. After all, she was

were different now. She was now a mother to two adorable kids, Adie and Abby, and a quiet and peaceful life suited her more now. If it turned out that Renee’s solution to her current problem was to

ever again for the sake of Adie and Abby, so you have my word that

of millions of dollars without lifting a finger. But that lifestyle was simply too precarious. She narrowly escaped with her own life, and the mere thought of it would make

“Then how…”