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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 1165

Leon’s headache only got worse.

After hearing Lucas put it that way, he knew exactly how serious the situation had become.

“Have you thought of any way to handle it?” Lucas asked.

Truthfully, from where he was standing, the Redson family had backed Leon into a dead end.

Aside from marrying Monique, there didn’t seem to be any other way out.

Lucas was curious to see whether Leon could come up with something.

But judging from how irritated he looked, clearly he hadn’t.

Leon rubbed his temples.

“Do you have any good ideas? And don’t tell me to let Jennifer go.”

Anything but that.

No one knew what Leon had gone through during the time Jennifer was gone from Harbor City.

Especially after the baby...

Every time he thought about the child she had once been carrying, the pain was almost unbearable.

Lucas sighed.

“Your family couldn’t even accept her when she was pregnant. What kind of solution do you expect me to have?”

It was a complete dead end.

“If you want to be with Jennifer, then unless she suddenly turns out to come from some powerful, prestigious family, forget it.”

Wasn’t that exactly what the Redson family cared about?

Other than that, there was probably nothing that could make them accept Jennifer.

Leon fell silent.

His chest felt even heavier.

If Jennifer had that kind of background, they never would have ended up in this situation in the first place.

...

While Leon was meeting Lucas, Vivian went to see Jennifer again.

Her gaze immediately settled on Jennifer’s stomach, dark and probing.

Before Leon left, he had specifically told the staff not to let Monique into the villa.

In fact, he had told them not to let anyone in.

But when Vivian, Mrs. Redson herself, showed up, no one dared stop her.

Jennifer noticed where she was looking.

“Stop staring. The baby’s gone.”

She said it bluntly.

She knew exactly what these people were worried about.

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