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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 831

Chapter 831

That tight, suffocating feeling made Stella deeply uncomfortable.

Home was supposed to be a place where you felt safe.

But she did not feel safe here.

She had the sense that she had been pulled into something enormous, a vortex she could not see the

bottom of

She did not yet know what it meant for her.

But she hated the feeling.

She really did.

“Stella.”

“I feel like I can’t…”

Before she could finish, Aaron’s phone began to buzz.

His attention snapped to the number on the screen.

He answered at once.

“Talk.”

“Sir, Ms. Yara is in crisis.”

Aaron went still.

The color drained from his face.

“What happened?”

He shot to his feet, glancing at Stella only briefly before looking away again.

As he headed for the door, his voice turned sharp.

“Get a doctor there immediately.”

The study door slammed shut behind him.

Stella sat frozen.

Yara was in crisis.

Yara.

What exactly was going on between Aaron and Yara?

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And State did not know what exactly stan and Amor

But parking bay haron’s hatred for Ames, there was no way he would overlook Evan’s involvement with Amos and Henry

Yet Evan had still come to Erden

What was wrong with him?

“I want to see you”

“Just say it plainly”

His words made Stella’s tone turn cold

There was nothing between her and Evan that could possibly be called longing

They were over

Even if they were not divorced yet, Stella had considered their relationship dead for a long time.

Hearing him say he wanted to see her only made her sick.

“Then here’s the truth,” Evan said. “Do you want to know why Felix is helping Summer?

“Why?”

“Come meet me, and I’ll tell you.

Stella’s expression hardened

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She had no desire to see Evan.

“Aren’t you afraid I’ll tell Felix you came to Eirden?”

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