The Ex-Wife He Can’t Have novel Chapter 233

Jillian gently stroked her head, her voice soothing. "You're wonderful. You did absolutely nothing wrong. This is a last-minute change by the organizers and has nothing to do with you. We already won the championship, and that's enough."

Stella nodded, but she still felt down as she turned around to pack her things.

A wave of frustration coiled in Jillian's chest. Unwilling to let it slide, she took her daughter's hand and walked out of the dressing room, determined to get some answers.

But just as she reached the corridor leading from backstage to the VIP section, she spotted two familiar figures.

Right in the center of the VIP section, in the seats with the best view.

Killian sat there, his posture tall and aloof, his long legs casually crossed. He exuded the cold, predatory aura of a man in power, warning strangers to keep their distance.

Beside him sat Connor, dressed in a designer youth suit.

The boy looked handsome, quiet, and well-behaved. Even at his young age, he radiated a calm, aristocratic vibe. Sitting next to Killian, they looked exactly like a pair of lions cut from the same cloth.

Jillian immediately pulled out her phone to search for the event organizers.

Sure enough, the sponsor for the entire competition fell under Quincy Group.

So this last-minute cancellation had nothing to do with the schedule.

It was Killian.

Jillian almost laughed out of sheer disbelief.

She couldn't even fathom his motive yet.

She just assumed he despised her so much that he let Stella become collateral damage.

A grown man bullying a little kid.

Shameless. He had thrown all human decency and morals out the window.

Jillian cursed him in her head.

Although this exhibition gala wasn't broadcast on the main channel, it was livestreamed on the official video platform.

The moment the camera swept over the Quincy father and son in the VIP section, the live chat exploded.

The viewers were unanimously marveling at their looks, presence, and background.

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