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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 1019

Remi hurriedly wiped the corner of her mouth.

There was nothing there.

“You lied to me. I wasn’t drooling at all.”

Stella had genuinely frightened her.

For a moment, Remi had thought her weakness for handsome men had gotten so bad that she could no longer control herself.

“Do you like Felix?” Stella asked.

“I just think he’s good-looking. That’s completely different from liking him.”

Remi understood the distinction perfectly well.

Finding someone attractive and actually having feelings for them were two entirely different things.

Stella raised an eyebrow.

“Are they really that different?”

Didn’t physical attraction usually lead to interest?

“Evan is handsome too,” Remi said. “Do you still like him?”

Stella fell silent.

Sometimes she truly wanted to rip that mouth off Remi’s face.

But Remi was not entirely wrong.

Evan really was handsome, and Stella had always had a weakness for a good-looking man.

Back then, aside from everything else that had happened, one reason she had agreed to be with Evan was that he was undeniably attractive.

Had he been ugly, she probably would never have agreed.

“Hey, where are you going?”

When Stella turned and walked away without answering, Remi hurried after her.

Over the past month, she had rarely mentioned Evan in front of Stella because she knew Stella disliked hearing about him.

What she had just said had slipped out before she could stop herself.

Perhaps she had grown too comfortable around Stella.

These days, her mouth often spoke before her brain had time to catch up.

“To leave him one final offering,” Stella replied.

Remi fell silent.

Stella had already left quite a lot at Evan’s grave.

Did the dead truly need so many offerings?

Buying all of this seemed like such a waste of money.

At the cemetery, Stella looked at the name engraved on the headstone.

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