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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 1139

Sure enough, Stella decided Jennifer needed to leave Sima Mountain.

After waking from her nap and finding Felix nowhere around, she immediately called Jennifer.

“You need to leave Sima Mountain right away.”

Jennifer froze on the other end.

“What happened?”

“Leon is searching everywhere for you. And with my situation right now, you know…”

Jennifer fell silent.

She understood immediately.

No one could be allowed to discover where Stella was now. As long as Jennifer stayed in Sima Mountain, there was always a chance Leon would eventually track her here.

Actually, Jennifer had been thinking about the same thing ever since Stella left the restaurant.

The longer she stayed in Sima Mountain, the greater the risk of exposing Stella.

Stella had finally managed to escape Evan and cut herself off from the Hogarth family.

If they ever found out she was still alive, she would only be dragged into another nightmare.

Stella didn’t want that.

Neither did Jennifer.

So Jennifer had already started thinking about leaving.

“I understand. I’m already getting ready to go,” Jennifer said.

Still, Stella’s sudden call had startled her.

For a moment, she had thought something had happened.

“Thank you,” Stella said.

“What are you thanking me for? We’re best friends. Besides, you absolutely can’t let anyone find you right now.”

It didn’t matter where Jennifer went. As far as everyone knew, she was alive, so there was nothing suspicious about her showing up somewhere else.

But Stella was different.

If Stella tried to relocate now, there was a real chance someone outside would pick up traces of her movements.

So Jennifer was the one who had to leave Sima Mountain.

“But you need to be careful around Felix,” Jennifer added, still worried.

Stella was quiet for a moment.

“You need to be careful of Felix too.”

“Me?”

“Yes. You.”

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