The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Renee cooperated with Stefan for the sake of saving face.
She leaned into Stefan's arms and spoke softly as she smiled up at him.
"Since you're here, you should be a responsible father and make their graduation a happy one." "Of course!" Stefan looked down
at Rene, returning her smile.
"I don't have to act—I'm a good father." Both Adie and Abby shook their heads helplessly.
Abby sighed deeply.
"Adie, I feel like Daddy and Mommy are getting crazier." Adie muttered, "Yeah, I think so too.
I think it's better they don't talk to each other than behave like this." This fake peace was just too strange.
"Kids, your father and I have talked.
We've gathered quite a lot of ingredients, so maybe we should go find the treasures now.
What do you think?" Renee asked carefully.
"Sure!" Abby was the first to give her approval.
"Mommy and I nearly found the treasure just now...
but I don't know if it's still there.” Renee checked the messages in the class' group chat.
None of the parents had posted photos of the treasure yet, so it was probably still hidden.
"I just checked the group chat.
No one has found the first treasure yet, so we still have a chance to get it!" "What are we waiting for then? Let's go!" Adie
declared excitedly, carrying his large bucket of seafood.
He had wanted to search for the treasure earlier, but knew they needed to get food first, so he had chosen to go fishing instead.
Now that they had enough ingredients for the feast tonight, he wanted to try searching for the treasure.
"How childish..." Stefan scoffed.

"There's no treasure, they're just saying that to trick the kids." Renee glared at him.
"Shut up.
You can leave if you don't want to join us." Stefan pouted and straightened.
"No, I want to go.
Kids, don't worry —we'll find all the treasures now that I'm here...
Come, let's go! w Seeing Stefan's determination, the children eagerly followed him, skipping around him happily.
"Let's go! The treasures are ours." The three of them walked swiftly towards the cave.
"Slow down! Be careful while hiking," Renee yelled at them, but her heart warmed as she watched them.
It felt like they had returned to the time when the four of them lived together happily.
It wasn't that long ago, but many things had happened since then.
Although Renee hated Stefan and his betrayal, she had to admit that her family seemed stronger and more complete with him
around.
Even the children looked happier.
Married couples wouldn't divorce if they were still able to live together...
Renee still couldn't understand why Stefan wanted to ruin such a wonderful thing.