The Untouchable Ex Wife by Mizuki Sei

Chapter 25

"Mr. Hunt, calm down! Leave Mrs. Hunt alone!”

'You know that domestic abuse is a crime, right? Mrs. Hunt is such a great person! She loves you so much too! How could you ever bring yourself to hit her!?"

"We’ll quit our jobs if you dare to hit her one more time! And we'll file a lawsuit against you for the abuse you've put her through!”

These people were employees of H Group, specifically the ones Renee handed her lunchboxes in secret to. Looks like the few extra snacks Renee gave them finally paid off.

At the time, Stefan and Renee were still in a rather... inconvenient position.

Looking from afar, it seemed that Stefan was forcing himself on Renee, using his tall figure as an advantage to her feeble body. To an outsider, it was truly an infuriating sight.

Stefan's actions had caused an uproar. Even his most trusted assistant, Elijah, was on Renee's side this time.

“Mr. Hunt, I have to be real with you here."

"Mrs. Hunt is a great person, you should know that. For the past few years, she's been nothing but a diligent and responsible wife. And yet you

cheated on her..."

sign the settlement... This is just crossing the line!” Elijah continued as he scowled at Stefan, without an ounce of worry that he might

love with Mrs. Hunt? Is that

this, everyone

cheating was just a stupid mistake on his end, he

than Mrs. Hunt? He just wanted

admit that you still love her! If you

now! It might be a little embarrassing,

cost them their jobs, they were giving their

things would go this

chimed in as well. "Do you really still love me, darling? Is that why you're being difficult on purpose? It was all

love me, you can just tell me that! You don't have to hide your feelings at all! Your employees are right, you know? I'll forgive you if you’re willing to beg

Stefan glared at the sly woman, his face twisted from sheer

came to Renee's antics, despite his experience within the business

overthinking! How could

this madness go on. He retrieved the amended divorce papers from his drawer under his office desk, and with a