The Untouchable Ex-Wife

With eyes darkened, he grabbed her by the chin and mocked her. “Now you’re pretending to love him unconditionally, huh? Why weren’t you considerate of his condition when you decided to make him go through brain surgery to wipe his memories about Renee? Why didn’t you think of that when you substituted his memory of her saving him with yourself?”

“I…”

“Both you and I know that the surgery was just a facade. Your main goal was just to replace Renee in Stefan’s memories! Now that you’ve become the person he loves and trusts most, what else do you want?! Why do you have to get her involved?!”

“I’m sorry, I was wrong. I… I wasn’t thinking,” Seraphina admitted to her faults anxiously.

The woman used to be a prideful rich lady. She was so arrogant that she looked down on everyone but Stefan, as she was in love with him.

However, now, when faced with Jovan, she couldn’t help but feel a natural fear arising within her heart.

The man knew too many of her secrets, and she was afraid that he would seek revenge on her someday. Moreover, he was truly an absolute madman.

with such insanely absurd ideas, such as brain surgery and memory substitution. She knew that

stance. “You saw what happened just now, didn’t you? If I didn’t agree to it, she wouldn’t give it a rest. And she’s smart! If she found

be able to handle seeing their lover in love with another. Isn’t it safer to break her heart completely so

little. He let go of the woman harshly, his eyes filled with sadistic excitement. “You’re smarter than I thought.

that she finally escaped danger. She then mustered up the courage to ask, “You’re not just helping me because you want to use me as a means to control Stefan

course!” Jovan raised a brow slyly. “H Group is just a bonus. My

fear, thinking to herself. ‘This

the ward, Stefan was

stood next to his bed. Her eyes fixated on his face. “I’m so sorry, Stefan. I didn’t know you’ve been through so much pain. Maybe

swear I will find a way to cure

up a while ago. Her words were confusing to him, but he didn’t speak up about it, nor did

pretended as if