The Untouchable Ex-Wife

“Uhh, Perhaps I went a little too far!” Renee scratched her head. She was afraid Stefan would find an opportunity to take revenge on her. On top of that, he was still recovering. If anything happened to him, she’d be in a lot of trouble.

“Alright. Adie, Abby, go and play on your own. I’ll have to talk to that grudgeful man. Did you see how angry he was? It looked like he’d explode any second!” Renee made Adie and Abby laugh with her exaggerated description.

Adie shook his head, a speechless expression written over his face. “He’s a lot more different from what I imagined. Why does he seem like an idiot?”

“Not only is he a scaredy cat, but he’s also an idiot. He’s not that terrifying, after all. I must’ve overestimated him!” Adie added.

Renee smacked him on the head. “You’re just too naive. You’ll find out in time.”

At the same time, Renee squatted and wrapped the caterpillar up with a tissue. She then quickly walked toward the house.

“How are you feeling, Stefan?” Renee gently knocked on his door and asked.

“Still alive! Thanks for your concern,” Stefan replied in an unfriendly tone before opening the door.

had a bathrobe on, and his hair was wet. His tanned skin and

best not to look where she wasn’t

didn’t mean to drop the insect on you. Don’t be mad. The doctor said you shouldn’t

mean to?” Stefan sneered. He suddenly grabbed her wrist and pressed it against her

this movement, his already loose bathrobe revealed even more of his

She felt an urge to touch his

sense Renee’s gaze, and he actually seemed a little embarrassed. He quickly adjusted his bathrobe to make sure he

completely safe these days. He needed to protect

mean to do it. I didn’t know you were actually afraid of caterpillars!” Renee quickly looked away. She then circled around him and slipped into his bedroom. “Since it’s already happened, I’ve decided to make

it up to me?” Stefan was angry at first, but he immediately felt better after hearing what

and raised his brows. “How are

her ‘making up to him’ was good enough, he