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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 1195

Remi had certainly been acting like she was interested in Felix.

But judging from the way she was talking now, Stella was starting to doubt that was really why she had come.

She just didn’t seem like the type.

Not the kind of woman who would lose her head over a man.

Remi raised a brow.

“What do you mean, I don’t seem like it? Am I not allowed to love someone?”

Her tone had turned teasing and carefree again.

Stella said nothing.

No, you’re not.

Or rather, it was Remi’s personality that made the whole thing so hard to believe.

Stella couldn’t shake the feeling that Remi had come here for some other purpose.

“What?”

When Stella didn’t answer, Remi waved a hand in front of her face.

Stella snapped out of her thoughts but said nothing. She simply lowered her head and continued eating.

“Want me to help you?” Remi asked lazily.

“No.”

Maybe before, Stella would have considered accepting Remi’s help.

But the Remi standing in front of her now felt completely different from the woman she had known in Sevi Valley.

“Do Amos and Ivy know you came here?”

“No.”

Stella looked at her.

“Of course I didn’t tell them.”

She had come entirely on her own.

Stella gave her a sidelong glance.

“You’re one of Amos’s most capable people. You disappear like this and he doesn’t come looking for you?”

“I left them a message. They won’t.”

“What did you say?”

“That I was going off to chase my dreams.”

Stella fell silent.

Was that the excuse Remi had given everyone?

If anything, it only made Stella more suspicious.

There was no way Remi had come all this way without some kind of agenda.

The only question was whether that agenda involved Stella...

Or Felix.

As for Remi’s claim that she had come because she liked Felix?

Stella didn’t believe a word of it.

“If you decide you want my help, just tell me,” Remi said.

“No.”

She really didn’t.

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