Leon was left speechless by Stella’s words.
“Think it over carefully, all right?”
With that, she ended the call.
Her position could not have been clearer.
Now that the situation had reached this point, no one could change her mind.
Even if Jennifer personally asked her to let it go, Stella would refuse.
…
Back in Sevi Valley, Stella put down her phone and glanced at Remi.
Remi really was following her everywhere now.
No matter where Stella went, Remi stayed right behind her.
Once Stella ended the call, Remi sighed.
“Those people in Harbor City really are…”
She did not finish.
Remi did not want to condemn an entire city based on a few people, but every call Stella received seemed to prove the same thing.
“Evan used to be exactly like that too.”
Talking about Leon had reminded Remi of Evan.
Evan had once been just as blind to what was happening.
And now Leon was making the same mistakes.
Stella’s expression cooled at the mention of Evan.
“Yes. He used to be exactly like that.”
That was why she was even more determined to get the result she wanted in the situation between Leon and Monique.
“Jennifer is lucky to have a friend like you,” Remi said.
Without Stella, Jennifer might have been bullied until there was nothing left of her.
Stella said nothing.
Lucky?
If Jennifer had listened to her earlier, perhaps none of this would have happened.
Other people’s painful lessons were never enough.
Some mistakes had to be experienced firsthand before a person truly understood how much they hurt.
Still, Stella wondered how Leon would handle the situation now.
He must be having a miserable time.
Good.
He deserved to.

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