The Untouchable Ex-Wife

After Stefan ended his conversation with Elijah, he was in a very irritable mood. He switched his laptop off and prepared to go for a walk nearby to relax.

For the past few days, he had been getting increasingly frustrated with company matters. It was to the point he even thought of stepping down. However, it was impossible to abdicate the position at this very moment.

At present, looking at the entire Hunt family, the only people who were capable of taking up the responsibility of managing the entire company were he and Jovan.

Jovan was now traveling around the world, enjoying life with that ‘liar.’ Hence, if Stefan were to give up as well, both the company and the family would be ruined.

Reality was indeed rather cruel, as this was a dog-eat-dog world.

As the head of the eight families in Beach City, the Hunt family was able to enjoy power and glory, with just as much risk and responsibility to bear. Thus, he wouldn’t dare to stop for a single moment, no matter how tired he felt.

Moreover, before he could even stop, the Carmine Pawnshop started to attack once again. He just couldn’t imagine what would happen if the day he decided to give up arrived…

Carmine Pawnshop…” The man stood at the edge of the wide lake, his thin lips spitting out cold and cruel words. “You’re the ones who started this first,

he looked elegant and handsome, especially since it was sunset. As the warm sunlight fell on the lake, the glistening water

gorgeous man was plotting

crystal clear, with birds stopping on the surface for a small dip. The breeze was gentle, and the air was fresh. One cannot help but feel relaxed in

playing around the lake with her child, who was about three or four years old. Just then, the mother’s phone rang, and she

steps of the lake at the time. He probably saw some birds flying on the

child ended up

until someone warned her that her baby had fallen into the water. He seemed to have drifted to the

that she shouted from the shore, “Help, can someone please save

many who surrounded the area were sick and frail. They clearly had little or no

ground in despair, crying profusely. In desperation, she could only hold her breath and jump

only inch forward a