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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 1093

Chapter 1093 

But in a place like Eirden, Aaron’s word was law. 

No matter how close Felix was to him, Felix still had very little say when it came to major decisions. 

“It doesn’t matter,” Felix said. “I have the rest of my life to earn her trust again.” 

Compared with Evan, simply having that chance was already an incredible gift. 

Evan no longer had even that. 

“But Miss Rowan’s trust won’t be easy to regain,” Jack said. 

They all knew how hard Evan had tried recently. 

Felix understood what Jack meant and gave a cold laugh. 

“And how long did it take Evan to destroy it all over again?” 

No. 

It had never truly been trust. 

Stella had never believed in Evan in the first place. 

He had only just begun trying to earn that trust again and had put in so much effort. 

In the end, because of the Wright family, he shattered whatever chance he had been rebuilding. 

In Stella’s heart, Evan had shattered beyond repair. 

“Now there’s nothing left to interfere with us.” 

No Evan. 

No Aaron. 

And more importantly, no interests or schemes pulling them apart. 

“How could Evan ever earn her trust again?” Felix continued. “In his heart, she always seemed to have a price attached to her. 

“He could sacrifice her at any moment if the benefits outweighed the cost.” 

It was the same with both Evan and Aaron. 

That was exactly why Stella had been so desperate to escape them. 

“But in her eyes, you’re the same,” Jack said. 

Stella knew Evan and Aaron treated her as though she had a price. 

But as far as she was concerned, Felix had done the same. 

Felix fell silent. 

Jack was right. 

Wasn’t that exactly how Stella saw him too? 

Felix considered that. 

“You’re right. She’s too smart for that.” 

The more dangerous the situation became, the better Stella understood how to keep herself hidden. 

There was no chance she would contact anyone outside right now. 

With that thought, Felix felt slightly more reassured. 

Half a month passed quickly. 

For some people, time moved in the blink of an eye. 

For others, every day felt endless. 

Evan was one of them. 

Since returning to Seaborne, he had spent the past two weeks in a daze. 

There were days when he neither ate nor drank nor slept. 

In just half a month, he had visibly lost a great deal of weight. 

Amos stared at him. 

“Evan…” 

Once again, he could no longer stand watching Evan destroy himself. 

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