The Untouchable Ex-Wife

The phone rang for a long while but nobody picked up her call.
‘Damn it! What’s he doing? Why isn’t he picking up my calls?’ Seraphina snarled furiously. Before Ethan entered her room, she
had tried to call him, but there had been no answer either. Had he blocked her number? Was he using another number?
’Don’t tell me he’s dead!” Frustrated, Seraphina continued breaking things. Finally, right when she had lost all hope, that person
called back.
‘What’s the matter?” He sounded exasperated and annoyed, as if he wanted to end the call right away.
‘Where the heck did you go, Jovan? I called you so many times!” Seraphina snapped. If this hadn’t been an emergency, she
wouldn’t have wanted anything to do with him.
‘I asked you what’s wrong.’ Jovan’s voice was icy.
Seraphina stopped behaving arrogantly and whispered, “Stefan has gotten suspicious and has hired a very capable
neurosurgeon to have another brain surgery. Won’t it expose what we did?”
“It doesn’t matter to me. After all, I’m a useless man now. I’ll be waiting for him if he wants to take revenge.”
‘How could you say that?!” Seraphina stomped her foot angrily. “You didn’t say that when you made me do those things, but now
that everything’s about to be exposed, you couldn’t care! Have you ever thought about me? My family and yours will be affected
by this too, and it won’t be over so soon!”
‘So, you’re saying that he can’t have that surgery?” Jovan asked calmly.
“Of course!”
Try and come up with a way to stop it then.”
Seraphina froze. “You’re saying that...”
‘The neurosurgeon you talked about is good at his job, but he’s just an ordinary man, isn’t he? Your family is powerful and
influential. Do I really have to spell it out for you?” Jovan asked her sarcastically.

“Umm...” Seraphina frowned, fidgeting uncomfortably. “You’re... You’re saying that...” I said nothing. Think it through since
you’re so smart. In short, you should start with the source if you want to stop the surgery. Use any means necessary; it’s the right
way as long as you can stop it.”
Seraphina clenched her phone tightly. “I think I know what I should do now.’