The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Infuriated by his carefree attitude, Renee stormed over to him and grabbed his tie, jerking

his head down as she snarled, “Can you swear that you didn’t slash and ruin my brother’s

face? Can you honestly tell me that you didn’t defeat my brother because of Joanne’s

betrayal?”

“Joanne just did what she felt was right. I don’t think it was a betrayal.” Stefan looked up

and met Renee’s gaze intently. They were so close that they could feel each other’s breath

on their skin, and suddenly, the air became thick with tension.

Renee swallowed briefly and put some distance between them. She gritted her teeth and

said, “As a man, you should at least have the integrity to admit to what you did. You tricked

Joanna and ruined my brother… Don’t you feel even the least bit guilty?”

“As opponents in a battle, it’s only natural that there’s a winner and a loser. If I didn’t do

what I did, it might have been my face ruined or my corpse in the sea.”

“You…” Renee couldn’t argue.

“Do you believe that Night Demon would have been as generous if he had the chance?”

up and approached Renee. “I

it was in the water dungeon, and how helpless it felt to be blind.

he’s cruel too?”

Renee mumbled, reluctant to admit that Stefan had a

ruthless than

mocking smile crept up on Stefan’s face. “Well, can

I ruined his face back then? If Joanna didn’t stab him and drive him mad

attacking everyone, I wouldn’t have had to use such a method

him down.”

frowned slightly, not wanting to recall those unpleasant

into the sea, and after that, both of them went missing.

for so many years to keep it from

business. It had been nearing ruin, but I made it successful again.

think I

she gaped at

that person is still as bullheaded as before. If he insists on provoking

blame me if I fight back.” Stefan’s gaze

wanted to make a counterattack because of the

what Renee did not

by your hatred, and it gets worse

of you might get seriously hurt…” Renee tried to explain, but

shook his head.

point in you telling me this, you’d have better luck

I don’t hold grudges.