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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 1103

Seaborne was already a mess.

And sooner or later, the conflict between Evan and Aaron was going to explode.

Evan was far too obsessed when it came to Stella.

At this point, even Amos wasn’t sure what Evan would choose if he were forced once again to pick between Stella and the Wright family.

He already regretted what had happened with Stella and Yara deeply enough.

If he chose the Wright family again this time, Amos would genuinely lose all respect for him.

Still, it was a brutal choice to have to make.

“There’s nothing I can do. Seriously, nothing,” Amos said. “So we should just head to Sevi Valley for a while.”

They could come back and deal with the aftermath once Evan and Aaron were done tearing each other apart.

Ivy nodded. “Sounds good to me.”

She’d been thinking the same thing.

If they stayed in Seaborne and Evan and Aaron really went to war, there was no way Amos and Ivy would escape the fallout.

By then, it wouldn’t matter whether Amos wanted to get involved.

He’d be dragged into it whether he liked it or not.

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It didn’t take long for Evan to hear that Amos was taking Ivy away on vacation.

They were leaving that very afternoon.

Evan was genuinely surprised when he heard.

He let out a cold laugh. “You just don’t want to help me, do you?”

He and Aaron were clearly on the verge of going to war, and Amos suddenly wanted to take a vacation?

He couldn’t even be bothered to come up with a believable excuse.

Of all times, this was when he wanted a vacation?

Amos shrugged. “Can’t help it. You know me. I spoil my wife.”

Evan’s expression darkened even further.

He was the one without a wife now.

Did Amos really have to flaunt his marriage in his face?

“Ivy wants to go,” Amos continued. “What can I do?”

The casual way he said it made the coming showdown between Evan and Aaron sound almost insignificant.

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