Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 904

Chapter 904

He had no intention of taking the airport route or traveling by sea either.

After spending so many years in Seaborne, Seymour knew Felix and Aaron would be searching for Stella everywhere by now.

“Where are we going?” Stella asked coldly from the back seat.

“The Black Sea.”

Stella gave a bitter laugh.

Felix wanted to take her to the Black Sea.

Now Evan’s man had taken her, only to bring her to the exact same place.

So she truly had no choice in the matter.

Her phone vibrated.

Aaron was calling.

The moment she saw his name, discomfort twisted in her chest.

She rejected the call.

Back in Harbor City, seeing Aaron’s name on her screen had always filled her with warmth.

He was her brother.

Her family.

Growing up, she had only ever known the care of the orphanage.

That kind of affection was different from being loved by your own family.

She had cherished the protection Aaron gave her as her brother.

But returning to Eirden had taught her a painful lesson.

Now she finally understood exactly what disappointment and heartbreak felt like.

The moment the call ended, Aaron called again.

Stella hesitated before finally answering.

She held the phone to her ear without speaking.

In the past, she would have immediately called him Aaron.

Now even his name seemed lodged in her throat.

“Stella.”

Aaron had clearly sensed the distance in her silence.

They had only believed that once they obtained what they needed from General Litt, everything would be over.

They had underestimated how completely Stella despised Summer.

Now she truly wanted nothing more to do with either of them.

Stella did not respond.

“You’re with Evan’s men now?” Aaron asked.

“Why?” Stella replied. “Are you going to tell me to go quietly with Evan because he has something you need too?”

She had been manipulated too many times.

Now every situation looked like another scheme aimed at using her.

“Is that really how you see me?”

“Isn’t that exactly what you’re like? I don’t need to ‘see’ anything.”

How could he still act surprised?

Had he truly failed to understand what kind of man he was?

“Can you get out of the car?” Aaron asked.