All Chapters of The CEO’s Ex Wife Returns With A Baby : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

After bearing with him, Stella was prepared to walk away while she glared at him. Clarence exclaimed, "Stop!" She stopped her feet there; she should have followed his orders, after all, but she turned to face him and did not turn back. It took a split second to grab her waist. She let out a loud cry when Clarence cradled her in his arms. He spoke softly while his large, heated hands rubbed her neck. "You are still wearing my clothes." His hand was firmly grasping her waist like an iron chain, immobilizing her. "You fooled me!" She angrily turned around and faced him.He had seductively nasty eyes. He approached her closely, "Did I answer wrong?" Stella: "You tricked me on purpose.” Why didn't he inform her earlier that the restaurant was his property and only did so when she was ready to leave, if he wasn't attempting to trick her? Make her angry! "Yeah, even if it was intentional. How are you able to help me?" When he said it, she was astounded. "What did I say to you in the

Riley’s eyes widened as she processed what she had just witnessed. The evidence indicated that the man was Clarence. Clarence was, then, the man that she and Stella had been searching for. Clarence and she were both unaware that the child's father was with her. How is this possible to occur? Water noise abruptly stopped. Riley regained consciousness. Her sibling had completed taking a bath. She would be discovered if she remained there. She promptly replaced the materials in the bag after having that thought, but she was too anxious to stop herself from dropping the phone on the table with her sleeve as she was ready to leave. It was evident that the phone had dropped to the floor. She had to answer the phone because she was terrified. The restroom door opened just as she was about to return the phone to its place on the table. She paused her movement and turned to face the restroom. After taking a bath, Jeff’s robust physique was covered in water, and his dark hair was drench

"Well?" Clarence had icy, profound eyes. Stella stood staring at him while holding the quilt with one hand. There appeared to be a crust of ice in her cool eyes. She put it back a few moments later and whispered, "Nothing, as long as you are happy." After that, she turned and strolled over to her ground-level bed. She then went outside. Clarence took offense at her. "Sorry, Mrs. Conrad, we have washed all the quilts today, so they are wet now, so we can't give you now," the embarrassed servant said to Stella as she went to retrieve the quilt. "Not even one?" Stella scowled after hearing that. Serving lady shook head. "Really?" Stella scowled, not believing it. Fearful, the servant bowed her head and said, "Mr. Conrad has ordered me to apologize; I hope you will forgive me, Mrs. Conrad." Stella seems to be aware of it. She laughs, "Ok, since it was like that, I will give up." The servants started to whisper as she turned to go. "What's happening? They became closer a f

"Am I a devil?" Jude said, his eyes darkening as he watched her take a step back. "What?" Stella stared up at him, confused, not understanding what he meant. "If I am not a devil, then why are you so afraid of me?" Jude asked with a sardonic smirk. Stella : "I apologize, Jude. " Although she didn't fear him, Clarence would cause her problems if he discovered it. That individual... Despite his dislike for her, he was extremely possessive as she was legally his wife. "It is ok, I don't blame you." With a soft smile, Jude said in a whisper, "Let me go, you go upstairs first." At that she made a small facial adjustment and said, "No, let me do you, you can go back to work." He had helped her in the canteen the previous time, but Stella had not thanked him. She would now run away if she saw him. With regret, Stella said in a hushed voice, "By the way, thanks for helping me last time in the canteen." “Alright, did Clare come get you later?" Jude said.”Clarencecares about you.”

She snapped to reality, blew her nose, and took two backward steps. "Sorry, Jude, I didn't expect you to stop suddenly." Carefully turning to face her again, Jude remarked, "It doesn't matter, as long as it does not hurt." Naturally, it didn't hurt. Once they took a seat, Jude placed a large order for her favorite dishes. She sighed in appreciation of the man's consideration and care, but she also started to feel bad. She consistently believed that she shouldn't eat supper with him. Upon further reflection, though, she realized that they were merely eating and that she had no reason to feel bad about it. When the hot fish was presented, these thoughts vanished. She was a big fan of spicy seafood, but she never ate with anyone. She had not eaten it for years, but when she smelled it, it was familiar, even though she couldn't finish it herself. "I haven't had this in a long time, but are you able to handle spicy food?" she asked, grinning as she placed a piece of fish in the d