The Untouchable Ex Wife novel Chapter 2257

A long sigh escaped Renee. Rather than contempt, she sympathized with Quinton deeply.

"I'm his sister. I can't treat him like a stranger. All I can do is gradually help him lead a normal life and guide him to atone for his sins. I feel sad for his past."

Silence filled the air. No one said anything, at a loss for words. They couldn't be callous and say as they liked.

Now that Austin had learned of this, no one could be sure if his righteous and stubborn personality would make him stop Renee and Justin's marriage.

After all, Austin was a very strict person. He had been honorable his whole life. He couldn't allow a wicked man's sister to be a part of his family.

Justin, anxious, hurriedly echoed Renee's words.

"Yes, her brother has changed a lot. Now, he's doing decent work. His pawnshop only deals with rare items instead of indecent ones. I've spent some time with him. He's a reasonable guy, not at all as wicked as the rumors make out. At most… He's just got a bad temper."

Justin wanted to praise Quinton, but had seen how the latter lost control of himself. It was difficult to say something nice about the man. He had also heard that Quinton nearly got Stefan killed. It seemed his future brother-in-law was a difficult man.

Yet, he couldn't help it. He liked Renee and wanted to be with her, so he had to accept everything about her.

"My brother isn't good or bad. I hope you can treat him like an ordinary man. Thank you," Renee said.

She felt guilty over Quinton's tragic circumstances, so she would be instinctively on guard against anyone harsh or friendly about him. It was probably the telepathic connection between twins. She knew it wasn't good to act this way, but had no idea what else to do.

Everyone was still silent, especially Austin. He looked very hideous.

He had always been a righteous man and insisted on never getting involved with people he considered evil. But now, he was about to accept a wicked man to be a part of his life. For a moment, he found it unacceptable.