Falling In Love With My Ex-Wife (Stella and Clarence)

Chapter 1 The Indifference of Her Husband

The beginning of December in Olkmore City was colder than in previous years.

Amber Reed nestled expressionlessly on the sofa and listened to the curses of her mother-in-law downstairs.

"Amber Reed, you can't have a baby, and now even your brain isn't functioning? It's already late and you're still not cooking! You want to starve me and Logan to death, don't you?"

For the six years she was married to Jared Farrell, her mother-in-law complained behind her back all day about her not being able to have children.

But who would know that it was her husband who had never touched her from the start?

"Come on down and help me with my school bag. I have to go to school!" A teenager's voice urged immediately after.

Logan Farrell, Jared's younger brother, was nothing short of a jerk and had tormented Amber a lot.

As far as he was concerned, his sister-in-law was an easy target.

Amber came downstairs and went into the kitchen, cooked dinner, and helped Logan sort out his school bag and lunchbox.

"Mom, dinner's ready!"

down on the table, "Amber, how dare you? You're spending my son's money and living in our house, and you

she gripped the dinner plate. She let out a deep breath and forced out a smile,

have Lady Georgia backing you up that you'll always be Jared's wife. You're nothing in front

mentioning of Makenna Gardner 's

having sensed something. He grinned, "You didn't know that, did you? Makenna is about to be discharged from the hospital. My brother is bringing her back to

fluttered and her hand shook

to be and grunted as she waved impatiently, "Don't stand

didn't linger. She turned around, went upstairs, then nestled in the sofa

a Maybach pulled up

the sofa and jogged

car. He was handsome and elegant, better looking than

man seemed to have noticed someone looking at him and looked up to meet Amber's

were cold and

the corner of her mouth tugged without a

bathwater for him as usual, "Honey, it's almost a month since Grandma went to the Buddhist temple. She called back in the afternoon and said she had got

to tell

Amber turned back.

with his deep-set eyes, which were indifferent, detached, devoid