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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 967

If Stella had not gone through everything with Evan, she probably would never have given Jennifer this advice.

But she had.

And after that ordeal, she saw things far more clearly.

“You’re right,” Jennifer said. “Leon never seriously tried to contain the scandal. All he could say was that those people couldn’t get inside the house.”

“What, does someone have to physically attack me before he considers it real harm?”

Just thinking about what Leon had said made her blood boil.

Jennifer drew in a deep breath.

“You’re right. Even if I want revenge, I need to get away from him first.”

Back then, Stella had focused all her energy on getting revenge against Summer.

And Evan had seemed so exhausted by their constant fighting that he kept acting as though he wanted a divorce.

Who could have known he would turn everything around on her in the end?

Now, instead of being legally divorced, Stella was listed as a widow.

Even in death, Evan had managed to leave one final tie between them.

Jennifer needed to make sure Leon did not do something similar to her.

And she could not afford to keep waiting with the pregnancy either.

Leon was deliberately dragging things out.

“Do you understand now?” Stella asked.

“I do.”

Jennifer had originally believed she could not let Monique get away with turning the entire city against her.

But Stella’s warning had changed her mind.

Even if Jennifer intended to strike back, she could not stay there and let those people wear her down.

Getting herself out safely had to come first.

“We can’t afford any mistakes this time,” Jennifer said. “I’m leaving it to you.”

“All right,” Stella replied. “Leon is too distracted to watch you properly right now.”

Going after Monique first had been the right move.

With all of Leon’s attention focused on her, he would have no time to worry about Jennifer.

That gave Stella’s people an opening.

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