The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Liam focused on holding Amber's hand and leading her through the orange grove. At the same time, he carefully scanned the ground and trees to find any related clues left by Renee and Leia.

"I don't care what others say, because I didn't do anything wrong," he said indifferently. "I hope you'll feel the same. I don't think you need to stop being my friend after choosing to marry Mateo. Am I not the friend you like the most?"

"That's different," Amber said.

She followed Liam passively. At first, she couldn't adapt to it. After walking briefly, she felt better and found it easier to do.

"Although I'm not good at my studies, I know men and women should keep a polite distance. You can't take my hand and sound righteous at the same time," she mumbled.

"Why not?" Liam retorted firmly. "When I was young, I always held my sister's hand wherever we went. I'm holding your hand because this fog is thick and the ground is slippery. I'm afraid of being separated from you. Just walk with me. Stop overthinking."

He didn't do so to take advantage of Amber but wanted to create an amorous atmosphere. Even then, he had no idea why thought in such a way. He was probably out of his mind.

out of his control. He wanted to keep her at

hair and faces were enveloped in a layer of mist. However,

looking around, Liam couldn't find anything and became anxious. He was no longer

noticed his anxiety and tried to comfort him

to have some fun and have yet to tell you. I've emphasized to Dad repeatedly that he must treat Ms.

hope so!" Liam

was a considerate person. She easily helped Liam to relax with just a

forward. Occasionally, there were short trees that would hit their heads. They bent over and walked under; it appeared like they were taking a stroll hand in hand.

your mind to

to look at Amber, who was a lot smaller than her.