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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 1142

How should she put it?

Amos had lines he wouldn’t cross.

Sure, he could be ruthless sometimes.

But even his ruthlessness had limits.

Aaron and Evan were different.

They might stand at the very top, powerful enough to look down on everyone else.

But once things reached a certain point, they could throw every principle they had out the window.

And then justify it all with a simple, “I had no choice.”

Amos suddenly looked at Ivy.

“Do you think Stella might actually still be alive?”

Honestly, Amos had been at the Blackwater region that day.

He had seen everything with his own eyes.

After that, he had been completely convinced Stella was dead.

But Evan had spent the past few days drunkenly insisting over and over that Stella was still alive.

After hearing it enough times, even Amos was starting to waver.

Ivy said, “Whether she’s alive or not has nothing to do with him anymore.”

Amos went quiet.

Why was she snapping at him?

He wasn’t the bastard who had hurt Stella.

Ivy shot him a look.

“I’m telling you now, stop discussing Stella with Evan.”

“She’s dead. At least let her rest in peace.”

Truthfully, Ivy also had a feeling Stella might still be alive.

After all, she and Stella had made an agreement before.

Stella had supposedly died before the day they had agreed on ever came.

That alone made Ivy suspicious.

Maybe Stella really was still somewhere in this world.

But Evan could never be allowed to become certain of that.

If Stella was truly gone, then it was tragic.

But if she was still alive, Ivy hoped she was finally getting everything she wanted.

And whatever Stella wanted clearly didn’t include Evan.

So the best thing would be for Evan to believe she was dead.

Otherwise, if he started searching for her again, wouldn’t Stella have to spend the rest of her life hiding?

Amos nodded slowly.

“Exactly.”

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