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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 948

For years, Aaron had been the one relentlessly coming after Amos.

Now that Amos had finally hit back, the satisfaction was indescribable.

“Tell them to use more medication when they change my bandages today,” Evan said.

Amos raised an eyebrow.

“What’s the rush? Eager to see your wife?”

Evan shot him a cold look.

“You don’t have to be embarrassed,” Amos continued. “Your wife is beautiful, intelligent, and capable. I still don’t understand why you spent all those years taking Summer’s side.”

“And now look what happened. You hurt Stella so badly that she wants nothing to do with you.”

“She’s only helping me now because she thinks you’re dead.”

“If she finds out you’re alive and deliberately kept it from her, she might turn around and come after both of us.”

Just thinking about how much Stella had once wanted Evan dead gave Amos a headache.

At the moment, she believed Evan had died and that Amos was protecting her because of him. That was why she refused to let Felix and Aaron destroy Amos.

But once she learned Evan was still alive, there was no telling how she would react.

“I never meant to deceive her,” Evan said.

“But you did deceive her.”

Evan fell silent.

Was it really deception?

No one could know he was still alive.

He needed to catch General Litt off guard.

If Litt discovered Evan had survived, the old man would immediately take precautions against him.

Evan needed Litt to believe he was dead and lower his guard completely.

“Just think carefully about what you’re doing,” Amos said. “Your wife isn’t easy to win back.”

Remi and Seymour kept Amos informed about Stella’s situation in Sevi Valley.

He knew she was not truly coldhearted. Evan’s death had affected her, even if she refused to show it.

“She isn’t,” Evan admitted.

“And whose fault is that?”

Evan said nothing.

It was his fault.

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