After Divorcing my Captain Husband (Chloe and Michael) novel Chapter 137

Chapter 137 Fight 

Lucy sighed softly. 

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“Yes, after Chloe’s parents divorced, she became strange. She would do anything to achieve her goals. I have advised her more than once not to hurt other people, but she never listened. I don’t want you to be deceived.” 

Rick could reach his current position and have close ties with the royal family of Alscia not because of luck. 

Lucy’s words sounded sincere, but Rick noticed the subtle changes in Lucy’s expressions. 

He didn’t bother to expose her. 

“Mr. Alfredson, I came to you today just to ask you to persuade Chloe to stop being so stubborn!” 

Lucy excitedly grabbed Rick’s sleeve, which made people think the two of them were intimate. 

Cathy just left Monica and was looking for Rick. 

Then she saw Lucy looking at Rick with expectation. 

Cathy suddenly became angry because Lucy once said she liked Cathy’s brother. 

Why was Lucy hooking up with Rick now? 

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relationship, Cathy felt happy. 

But now it was different. 

How could Cathy just watch Lucy seduce the man she was interested in? 

“Lucy, what are you doing?” 

Cathy rushed forward angrily without thinking. 

Before Lucy could react, she was slapped in the face. 

Lucy’s face was instantly twisted. 

She covered her face in surprise and looked at Cathy, saying, “Cathy, what are you doing? What do you mean?” 

She didn’t know what she had done to make Cathy angry. 

Cathy slapped Lucy without saying anything. 

Seeing that things were getting worse, Rick sneered and got away from them. 

Cathy pointed at Lucy’s face and was not going to let Lucy go. 

“What am I doing? Look at you. Are you so longing for men? You try to get close to any men you meet!” 

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The banquet hall was originally quiet. Everyone here was from the upper class and behaved elegantly. 

If one spoke louder, there would be an echo. 

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Now Cathy shouted so loudly, and almost everyone heard it. 

The looks they gave Lucy were all different, but the common point was that they were all contempt.