He Never Noticed Me Until I Loved Someone Else novel Chapter 260

Now, after he had lowered his walls and laid his heart bare, she had brutally rejected him and demanded the divorce.

Naturally, Jarrod's pride couldn't stomach it.

Stella offered a quiet "Mhm" and didn't push the conversation further.

She turned her gaze back to the window. The city lights blurred into frantic, messy streaks against the glass—an exact reflection of the chaotic, untethered state of her own mind.

Before long, the car pulled up to The Sterling Residences. The driver politely announced, "Mr. Fuller, Mrs. Fuller. We've arrived."

Jarrod snapped his eyes open, shoved the door open, and stepped out into the night without a single backward glance at Stella.

Stella unbuckled her seatbelt and followed suit.

Jarrod's legal team consisted of absolute sharks. Since this was going to be an uncontested divorce, the litigation process would undoubtedly be swift. She needed to prepare the things she intended to return to him.

By the time Stella stepped inside, Jarrod had already vanished.

Mrs. Whitby practically teared up when she saw her. "Mrs. Fuller, you're finally home! What have you been so busy with? You look like you've lost weight!"

Stella offered a tired smile and explained she had been swamped with issues at the factory.

"Mr. Fuller has been incredibly busy too. He barely comes home, and when he does, his mood is terrifying. I've been walking on eggshells. Having you back makes me feel so much better," Mrs. Whitby confessed.

Stella kept her smile intact, deliberately avoiding any mention of the impending divorce. She offered the housekeeper a few comforting words instead.

Heading upstairs to her room, Stella unlocked the safe. She pulled out the priceless jewelry Jarrod and Arthur Fuller Sr. had gifted her over the past three years, along with the black card Jarrod had issued her.

She arranged everything meticulously inside a velvet-lined box and headed down the hall toward the study.

Just outside the door, she ran into Mrs. Whitby. The housekeeper was carrying a tray loaded with prescription bottles and a steaming bowl of dark medicinal tonic.

Mrs. Whitby explained that one of Jarrod's friends had sent over the herbal brew, claiming it would accelerate the healing process for his injuries.

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