The Untouchable Ex Wife novel Chapter 100

Chapter 100

However, she regretted it the moment she raised that question.

The answer was clear. She was just embarrassing herself.

“I want to give you a friendly reminder, too,” she insisted stubbornly in an attempt to retrieve some of her dignity. “Briar isn’t the right woman for you. Let’s not talk about her character; the moment she heard that you’d be paralyzed forever, the disdain on her face was obvious. It’s destined that you guys can share happiness but not sorrow. She only loves the bright and perfect you, not for who you truly are.”

Stefan said calmly and lightly, “It’s not important whether she loves me or not. I just want the child to be safe and happy.”

“Mr. Hunt. You’re awesome. Now that’s true love!”

Renee was deeply hurt. She felt so ashamed and awkward that she could not show herself.

Humph! Did he love Briar so much that he didn’t care if she loved him, as long as their child was happy?

Suddenly, Renee felt lucky that she wasn’t impetuous and told him that she was pregnant. She would’ve been greatly embarrassed if she did.

After all, the product of love was a great treasure. On the other hand, the product of lust would

be but a burden.

Who would want a burden?

The staff waved them over. They signed the document and took a photograph before he stamped the divorce agreement with a seal.

“Mr. Hunt, Miss Everheart, the procedure is complete. You’re no longer legally married from now on. This is your divorce certificate. Please keep it well.”

Renee accepted it and lowered her eyes, sizing the document up carefully.

The legendary divorce certificate had a red cover, but its color was duller than that of the marriage certificate. Besides, the couple’s photograph became a photograph with only a single

person.

She suddenly recalled that she had once seen a divorce certificate. There was a saying on it that went: ‘It’s a valuable treasure to get married, but if you come across disputes and misunderstandings, they sould be resolved amicably. Never hate each other but part with good terms.’

“Goodbye!”