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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 950

After all, Aaron had seen clearly enough how Evan felt about Stella.

And Stella had never been able to let go of what Summer had done.

Then Felix and Aaron had tried to use Summer in their negotiations with General Litt, which had only made Stella angrier.

Under those circumstances, Evan truly might have had Summer killed.

“You believe him?” Felix asked.

“Don’t you?” Aaron countered. “If Summer had been useless to you, would you have cared what happened to her?”

Felix fell silent.

If Summer had held no value for them, they would never have interfered.

They would have let Stella deal with her however she pleased.

So Evan really had…

“Summer was different for Evan.”

“She was only different because of Steven,” Aaron said. “And only as long as the child she was carrying belonged to the Wright family.”

If the child had truly been Steven’s, then Summer’s position would have been different.

No matter how repulsive she became or how cruelly she treated Stella, Evan would never have wanted her dead.

But once the truth came out, everything changed.

“Then why didn’t he do it back in Harbor City?”

“Because no one was stopping Stella in Harbor City,” Aaron cut in.

Felix had been about to ask why Evan had not simply killed Summer earlier if he truly wanted her gone.

But back then, Stella had already kept Summer completely under control.

There had been no reason for Evan to intervene.

This time was different.

Felix felt a tightness spread through his chest.

Aaron looked at him.

“What? Did you question Stella about it?”

“I didn’t question her.”

“You just didn’t believe her?”

Felix fell silent again.

Aaron was right.

He had not accused her outright.

He had simply refused to believe her.

Stella had told him Summer’s death had nothing to do with her.

But Felix had not trusted her.

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