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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 1052

Amos could not sympathize with Evan’s supposed concern for Yara at all.

After Amos left, Evan remained alone.

He took a heavy drag from his cigarette, the gloom between his brows refusing to fade.

The moment Amos returned to the villa, Ivy cornered him.

Seeing Ivy return alone, Amos asked, “How’s Stella?”

“How do you think she is?” Ivy shot back. “After what Evan just decided, do you really think she’ll want anything to do with him?”

Amos frowned. “What’s that supposed to mean? You sound like you’ve already written Evan off.”

“He’s the one who’s about to lose her,” Ivy said. “After this, Stella won’t want anyone associating her with him.”

Amos fell silent.

Now he understood.

Evan really had decided to exchange Stella for his sister.

“He actually made that decision?” Ivy asked in disbelief.

Stella had already told her as much.

But even now, Ivy found it difficult to believe.

She had seen how important Stella was to Evan.

How could a man who had nearly given his life for her still choose to sacrifice her?

When Stella had said she had won the bet, Ivy’s heart had ached for her.

She truly could not believe Evan had made that choice so easily.

“He even asked me to take Stella to Eirden,” Amos said. “What the hell was he thinking?”

Even the way Amos addressed Stella had changed.

Not because Evan no longer wanted her.

It was out of respect for Stella.

No woman in her position would want to keep being addressed by a title that tied her to a man she despised.

“Don’t go,” Ivy said immediately.

If Evan wanted to do something so despicable, he should have the nerve to do it himself.

What kind of man made the decision and then sent someone else to carry it out?

Amos nodded.

“I didn’t agree.”

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