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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 1010

Monique was supposed to become the Redson family’s daughter-in-law.

Her reputation could not be stained.

“Lia has already taken responsibility for everything. What more does Stella want?” Vivian demanded furiously.

If Stella had not insisted that they could not use some irrelevant outsider as a scapegoat, the Redson family would never have become involved at all.

Yet now, even after they had sacrificed Lia, Stella was still not satisfied.

She was forcing them to choose between Vivian and Monique.

“Why do you think?” Leon asked. “Have you forgotten that Monique is still in her hands?”

Without Monique, they naturally would not have had to obey Stella.

Unfortunately, Stella was holding her.

For now, whatever Stella demanded, they had little choice but to comply.

The reminder immediately extinguished half of Vivian’s fury.

But she was still seething.

“Stop pretending this is Stella’s idea. I’m sure Jennifer is the one behind it.”

What did any of this have to do with Stella?

If anyone was to blame, it was Jennifer.

This had to be what Jennifer wanted.

Leon fell silent.

If this really was Jennifer’s demand, then things were even more complicated.

“You handle it,” Vivian said.

Since she believed Jennifer was behind everything, she expected Leon to deal with her.

But neither Vivian nor Monique would be taking the blame.

If Monique was sacrificed, any possibility of her and Leon being together would be destroyed.

Vivian could not allow that to happen.

She absolutely could not.

After Vivian left, Leon called Jennifer.

But she had already blocked him.

He could not reach her at all.

With no other choice, he called Stella.

She answered.

“You only need to give me the result. I don’t need to hear how you reached your decision,” Stella said coldly, assuming he had finally made his choice.

“I want to speak to Jennifer.”

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