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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 864

Chapter 864 

The test results came back quickly. 

The remains were confirmed to be Summer’s. 

Felix stared at the report, his hands curling into fists. 

They belonged to Summer. 

They really belonged to Summer. 

By the time Stella returned to the castle, it was already evening. 

Drenched in sweat, she headed straight upstairs. 

As she crossed the vast foyer, she saw Aaron had returned. 

She did not greet him. 

She simply continued toward the stairs. 

“You didn’t see me?” Aaron asked. 

Stella stopped and glanced back at him. 

But she still said nothing. 

Then she turned to leave again. 

“Stella.” 

“I’ve decided to go to Ravaria.” 

Her voice was ice-cold. 

She did not care what kind of complicated game everyone was playing anymore. 

She was done. 

She had never wanted to get involved in any of this in the first place. 

Now everything around her was buried beneath layers of secrets, and the uncertainty was suffocating. 

She was walking away from all of it. 

She wanted none of it anymore. 

Aaron’s expression shifted when he heard she intended to leave for Ravaria. 

“What do you mean?” 

“Isn’t it obvious?” Stella said. “I don’t want this family anymore either.” 

She had spent the entire day at the shooting range trying to understand why Aaron had ordered her to return Surers to fes 

He was her brother. 

She had accepted every betrayal that came before this. 

But this time, she could neither accept nor endure it. 

“You already killed Summer,” Aaron said. “Why are you still throwitig a tantrum?” 

Stella turned and looked at him. 

She fell even more silent. 

Her eyes were filled with endless disappointment. 

Summer was gone, so that meant everything should be over? 

They could interfere with her, and she was not allowed to hold them accountable? 

“If you try to stop me from going to Ravaria, you’ll have to lock me up permanently. Otherwise, you won’t keep me here.” 

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