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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 919

She had told herself long ago that she no longer cared.

Her heart had gone cold in Harbor City. Whatever love she had once felt for Evan had died there.

She had torn the Wright family apart, and the two of them had become bitter enemies.

Yet in the end, Summer, the woman Evan had protected so fiercely, the woman Stella had once believed he favored above everyone else, had died on his orders.

Was that his way of finally making amends?

And now there was the Black Sea.

Images of Felix and Aaron flashed through Stella’s mind, tightening the ache in her chest.

Tears slipped down her face before she could stop them.

“When he left that night, he’d already made up his mind, hadn’t he?”

Evan had known about the connection between General Litt and Summer.

He had also known Litt posed a threat to Stella.

“I don’t know,” Remi replied.

“What about General Litt?”

“He was seriously wounded.”

Stella’s breath caught.

General Litt had been badly injured.

He was powerful enough that even Aaron had avoided confronting him directly.

If Evan had managed to wound him that severely, then Evan could not possibly have escaped unscathed.

He must have paid a terrible price.

“What about Felix and Aaron?”

She no longer called Aaron her brother.

She knew they had seized the opportunity to join the fight against Evan while General Litt was attacking him.

“They got what they came for,” Remi said.

Stella fell silent.

Of course they had.

Felix and Aaron had obtained what they wanted.

General Litt had been seriously wounded.

That left only one conclusion.

“So Evan is dead, isn’t he?”

Remi did not answer.

But her silence was deafening.

It pounded through Stella’s mind until she could barely think.

“We need to leave now,” Remi said. “Amos and Henry are returning to Seaborne immediately.”

“We suffered heavy losses.”

And after everything, the shipment they had come for had still been taken from them.

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