The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Renee’s body stiffened as she glared at him coldly. “You said before that I would beg you one day, so is that what you’re waiting for?”

“You can say that.” Jovan frowned slightly. Like a warlord that was one step away from conquering an enemy, he was feeling quite calm and sure of himself. “Don’t you feel sorry for him? You even risked your life for him. However, if you beg me, I’ll announce to the public that I’ll give up my right of inheritance… H Group will still be his. What do you think?”

“Really?” Renee stared at him hopefully. She knew H Group was very significant to Stefan; he had worked so hard for it for so many years. If it was snatched away by a despicable man like Jovan, Stefan’s heart would break.

Renee couldn’t bear to see that.

“Of course. If not, why would I still be here? I would have gone to celebrate with a bottle of champagne ages ago.” Jovan leaned towards her, feeling bold when he saw uncertainty flash in her eyes. He lifted her chin so her lips almost brushed his, and his eyes darkened in desire as he murmured, “Beg for it.”

“Ugh!” Renee rolled her eyes, and pretended to throw up.” Jovan, stop being a weirdo – the ‘domineering CEO’ role doesn’t suit you. Just tell me the price so I can calculate the cost-performance.”

“Cost… Cost-performance?” Jovan’s face fell instantly. He had been practising the whole ‘aloof president’ act, but it had no effect at all on Renee. ‘Why did she have to ruin it? Can’t she at least be a little helpless like the heroines in those melodramatic romance novels?’

wouldn’t hesitate to use violence to beat people up if she found it necessary. Pigs

seriously, “If the price is low, I’ll do it. So what if I have to get

the price is too great, I won’t do it. I’ll just use a simple but violent method to resolve

be curious. “Oh, and what

charming face turned cold as she ran her finger

so without any hesitation. It was simply the easiest way. After all, she had killed Briar; she

while before he asked her quietly, “Do you hate

I don’t hate you, I