Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 1102

Chapter 1102 

What Aaron was doing now was clearly meant to keep Evan from going after Felix. 

But why? 

Why didn’t Aaron want him to find Felix? 

Could it be that what he’d suspected… 

The possibility sent a storm through Evan’s chest. 

God, he hoped it was true. 

If it was, how wonderful would that be? 

He didn’t want anything else anymore. 

He only wanted her to still be alive. 

But if Stella really was alive, then there was even less chance he would sign those divorce papers. 

And yet Aaron had taken every member of the Wright family. 

He was ruthless. 

When Ivy’s people learned that Aaron’s men had arrived to force Evan to sign the divorce papers, she wasn’t surprised at all. 

“If I were Stella’s sister, I’d do the same thing.” 

Stella was gone. 

And more than anything, she had wanted to be free of Evan while she was alive. 

If Ivy were in her family’s position, she would make sure Stella’s final wish was fulfilled no matter what it took. 

“The problem is, Evan refuses to sign,” Amos said. “That makes things complicated.” 

He rubbed his forehead. 

“And now Aaron pulls something like this.” 

What a headache. 

If Evan kept refusing, Aaron might really turn Seaborne upside down. 

Even if they eventually managed to drive Aaron’s men out, they would suffer heavy losses themselves. 

“This is giving me a headache,” Amos muttered. 

Ivy scoffed. “Evan’s a hypocrite.” 

She had long since reached the limit of her patience with him. 

What irritated her most was the way he kept acting as though he loved Stella more than anything. 

Who was he trying to fool? 

If he had truly loved her that deeply, he never would’ve sacrificed her. 

Not under any circumstances. 

But how many times had he done exactly that? 

He was too afraid to. 

Who in their right mind would get involved? 

Aaron had completely lost it over everything involving Stella. 

And when someone was that far gone, even the person trying to break up the fight could end up getting hit. 

So Amos had already made up his mind. 

He was staying out of it. 

He wasn’t helping either side. 

“Good,” Ivy said. “At least you know better.” 

At least he knew when he was outmatched. 

He knew enough to stay away when Aaron truly lost control. 

That was one of Amos’s few redeeming qualities. 

And probably one of the reasons they had managed to live in relative peace all these years. 

“But Aaron really looks like he’s about to lose his mind,” Amos said. “Should we go stay in Sevi Valley for a while?” 

Amos was no fool. 

No matter what happened, he never allowed Ivy to be put in danger.