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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 987

If Leon failed to handle this properly, Monique would not be going anywhere.

Jennifer was deeply moved.

“Thank you. Without you, I never would’ve been able to get justice for myself.”

“I really overestimated myself before. I thought if I didn’t want to continue the relationship, I could simply end it.”

As long as she had not married Leon the way Stella had married Evan, Jennifer had assumed everything would be easy.

Unfortunately, other people’s painful lessons were not always enough to stop someone from making the same mistake.

Some men simply should never be touched.

And once things went wrong, Jennifer did not have Stella’s ability to fight back and reclaim everything she had lost.

On her own, she could do nothing.

“You’re such an idiot,” Stella said. “I warned you before that none of those men were easy to deal with.”

Evan had not been.

Why would Leon be any different?

After marrying Evan, Stella had also learned exactly what kind of people surrounded Leon.

Especially his mother, Vivian Redson.

That woman was anything but easy to handle.

“I understand now,” Jennifer said. “Completely. It’ll never happen again.”

What happened with Leon had left Jennifer deeply wary of relationships.

There probably would not be a next time.

“Whatever happens, thank you.”

“What do you want me to do with Monique?”

“Once Leon clears my name, let her go.”

Stella went quiet.

“You’ve probably frightened her badly enough already,” Jennifer added. “Consider it a lesson.”

Jennifer had wanted Monique dead.

But when she thought about it carefully, all of this had started because of Leon.

And Jennifer was not like Stella.

Stella had the power to deal with the consequences of what she did.

Jennifer did not.

It was better not to take things too far.

Monique’s parents were not people she could afford to underestimate either.

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