Accidentally Pregnant After Divorcing The Billionaire (Jonathan and Teresa) novel Chapter 351

Chapter 351

Teresa handed the keys to Jadeleaf Apartment over to the agent. All she had to do was handle the sale online; the rest of the paperwork was left to them.

few potted plants at home that she just couldn’t take with her.

She hadn’t lived here long, but she still felt a bit attached.

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At the airport, Teresa saw Jennifer calling her. She declined the call.

Jennifer then sent a message: [Just asking, what time is your

why aren’t you picking up? Is something wrong?]

Teresa replied: [I’m already at the airport. From now on, my life has nothing to do with you, Hannah. If you keep bothering me, don’t blame me for being harsh.]

She immediately blocked Jennifer’s number. But to her surprise, Jennifer messaged her again–this time using Donald’s phone.

Jennifer: [So you blocked me, huh? Trying to drive me crazy? Fine, it’s good you’re back. I promise I won’t interfere anymore, but you have to promise me -don’t get tangled up with your ex again.

[And if Irene comes looking for you, let me know. Our family isn’t so easy to push around.]

‘Family? What family do I even have? Forget it,‘ Teresa thought. She saw through it all. She’d rather live well on her own than rely on a family that only ever brought her pain.

People said that if a woman got bullied by her in–laws, it was because she didn’t have strong family backing.

Maybe that was true, but Teresa didn’t care anymore. Besides, if Jennifer really married Donald, then Irene would be her aunt–in–law. If Jennifer wanted a peaceful life, she’d better not go up against Irene.

Teresa blocked Donald’s number too. From now on, she’d just focus on living her own

life.

Her flight was about to board, so Teresa headed for security, not noticing the tall figure standing

He called the subordinate, looking for an apartment; he wanted Teresa’s place. “There are school district apartments better than Jadeleaf Apartment. Go check them out when you have time.”

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It was evening by the time Teresa landed at Nareigh International Airport.

Dragging her suitcase along, she made her way home, feeling like she’d been gone for a lifetime. Everything looked familiar, yet somehow distant.