My coldhearted ex demands a remarriage

Chapter 429: With a few more polite words exchanged, Carrie and Daxton left the police station. The night had settled in, cloaking the streets in shadows. Carrie glanced at the sky and remarked, regret lacing her tone, “Hazelnut Time Coffee Shop is probably closed by now.” Daxton pressed his lips together briefly before speaking. “I […]

Chapter 428: If Daxton had said this to her before, Carrie might not have thought twice about it. But now, knowing he was her nephew, his words carried an unexpected weight, delivered in a tone better suited for comforting a child than praising an adult. Her thoughts shifted to Kristopher, who, with his razor-sharp critiques,

Chapter 427: Daxton gave the taxi a brief glance and asked nonchalantly, “Mr. Norris didn’t come with you?” Carrie gave a quick nod and replied, “No, he went to Ofrubert.” She was aware that Kristopher and Daxton didn’t exactly get along, but she wasn’t sure about the specifics of their conflict. Daxton kept his calm,

Chapter 426: Just as she was about to leave, her phone rang. She picked up, and Daxton’s soft voice came through, saying, “Carrie, can you come to the police station?” Outside the police station, Daxton stood wearing a gray tracksuit, his silver-gray metal glasses lending him the youthful air of a college student, yet with

Chapter 425: The man laughed, low and guttural. “Your parents? They just sold the company for scraps.” “If they knew you were here, why would they have left you wandering alone in the parking lot?” He shoved her into the back seat with little effort, his strength unnervingly effortless. Before she could utter another word,

Chapter 424: The man’s eyes shamelessly trailed over her body, lingering on her cleavage. He smirked, his expression turning predatory. “A hundred thousand,” he said with a chuckle, his voice thick with suggestion. “And spend the night with me.” The man’s already narrow eyes compressed into razor-thin slits as he laughed—a sound so repulsive it

Chapter 423: Meanwhile, Lise was filming an episode of Weekend Party. The show was being broadcast live, and everything had been smooth until the final segment. Toward the end, one of the female guests turned to Lise with a curious expression. “Lise, I heard you recently bought a script. Are you planning to transition into

Chapter 422: His eyes flickered with calculation as he turned to Mr. Ramos, a forced grin spreading across his face. “Mr. Ramos,” “Ramos, I’ve changed my mind. I want my shares back. In fact, I’d be willing to pay an extra ten percent for them. Heck, we can even talk about twenty percent if you’re

Chapter 421: Carrie bit back a laugh. Mr. Ramos’s words were as sharp as daggers. Even Tristan, slow to catch on, finally realized that Kristopher and Mr. Ramos had laid a trap for him. It took a moment for him to regain his composure, and then he sneered at Carrie. “The company’s in ruins. Taking

Chapter 420: The crowd exchanged skeptical glances, clearly not buying into Carrie’s words. To them, she was nothing more than a young woman in her early twenties who had married fresh out of college and settled into a life as a housewife. What could she possibly know about running a business? But with Kristopher sitting