The Untouchable Ex-Wife

At that moment, both of them abandoned their facade and embraced each other tightly.

They could feel the other's love; Stefan understood Renee's fragility, and she understood his helplessness.

"Daddy, Mommy..." After some rest, Adie finally woke up.

He sat up in bed and rubbed his eyes, looking at his parents in confusion.

"Have you made up with each other?" Stefan and Renee immediately jumped away from each other.

Renee blushed as she hurriedly wiped her lips and smoothed her clothes.

"Ahem...

Adie, why didn't you tell me you had woken up?" Stefan pretended to be calm as he walked to the bed and touched Adie's head.

"You look much better.

Are you feeling sick?" "It was just a small hurricane, it's not my first time getting caught in one.

I'm fine," Adie said maturely.

He glanced at his solemn father and flustered mother, then said bluntly, "There's no need to be shy-it's very normal for a couple to show their love by kissing. Renee froze at the bathroom door, speechless.

Although she was the one who had taught Adie that, she hadn't expected him to use those words against her.

"You're right-kissing is indeed an expression of love." Stefan nodded proudly.

It was good to have such a smart child; they didn't have to waste time explaining things.Text © 2024 NôvelDrama.Org.

"Well, Daddy, do you love Mommy?" Adie continued.

"Of course I do!" Stefan replied instantly.

His love for Renee was sincere, and there was no need to hide it.

To be honest, he couldn't hide it even if he tried.

"Really?" Adie's eyes brightened, and

he hurriedly asked, "Then will you get back together with mommy? can our family oxfour stay together forever

like we used to?" "L." Stefan

hesitated, his gaze unreadable.

He could feel Renee's expectant gaze on him, and his heart pounded in his chest.

After a while, he swallowed and said, "No, I won't." The room went silent.

Finally, Renee let out a soft sigh,

feeling like a weight had been lifted from her shoulders

It felt like she had been desperately trying to hold something that kept slipping through her fingers and now she had an answer.