My coldhearted ex demands a remarriage

Chapter 768:noveldrama

Kendall’s expression darkened further.

“Don’t apply your business strategies to art. It’s because of people like you that the music industry is turning into a dump of corruption and disarray, similar to the entertainment sector. Now, just about anyone can join the Music Association.”

His final words were clearly directed at Aliza.

Aliza compressed her lips together, and Kathleen gently reassured her by patting her hand.

Kristopher smirked.

“I might be a businessman who lacks cultural finesse, and I’m known for my straightforward speech. Yet, Mr. Watson, there’s no need for such arrogance. Everyone harbors desires, not always monetary. Perhaps you seek fame? Or wish for your music to be heard far and wide?”

“True quality will always come out victorious, and genuine talent doesn’t need to shout. I hope you understand these concepts, Mr. Norris. Otherwise, there’s nothing more to discuss.”

Kendall, with his hands clasped behind him, looked toward Carrie.

“I shall take my leave now. Perhaps another time, you can have Arion escort you to my residence, and we can adjust your lessons.”

Kristopher chose not to argue and addressed Aliza.

“Mr. Watson has a point. Everything depends on destiny. I’ll introduce you to other mentors at the Music Association. If none are to your liking, we might consider looking overseas.”

Kendall gave a mocking snort and exited the room, visibly upset by Kristopher’s attitude.

Carrie overheard Kristopher’s explanations and realized he had forgotten her due to his amnesia. Yet, his character remained unchanged, always valuing everything in monetary terms.

Indeed, he was as merciless as a devil, always assessing the value of everything in terms of wealth.

His affection was reserved solely for Lise, something neither she nor Aliza could ever hope to receive.

But what did that matter to her anyway?

Carrie gently pulled on Arion’s sleeve and whispered,

“Arion, let’s head home as well.”

She pushed her worries aside, knowing full well that Kristopher was never in a vulnerable position. Anyone who got caught up with him was always going to end up worse off.

For Kristopher, marriage was insignificant. Had it mattered, he wouldn’t have shown such indifference during their marriage.

Billie and Aliza were naive to think they could secure him through marriage.

Carrie had needlessly worried that Kristopher might fall prey to a marriage fraud and endure losses.

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