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Let’s Divorce Mrs. Wright Is Done Playing Nice novel Chapter 963

Jennifer had originally planned to leave and put all these toxic people and their drama behind her.

But Monique’s attitude was making that difficult.

“Why are you trying so hard to provoke me?” Jennifer snapped. “If you’re so capable, get Leon to let me go.”

“Do you think I’m the one refusing to leave? You’re the useless one here. You’re already engaged to him, yet he still wants me to have his baby. What, can’t you give him one yourself?”

If Monique wanted to provoke her, Jennifer could play that game too.

She might not be able to do anything to Monique in person right now, but since the woman had called looking for trouble, Jennifer was happy to oblige.

Monique had indeed called to provoke her.

She simply had not expected Jennifer to be so vicious with her words.

“I wasn’t trying to provoke you.”

“Still pretending to be innocent? We’re both women. Do you really think I can’t see through your little act?”

Monique was remarkably good at controlling herself.

Even now, she managed to hold back.

“Leon said you were practically one of the guys,” Jennifer continued. “But from where I’m standing, you’re no different from Summer.”

Summer’s name had become a stain in Harbor City.

People had once envied her.

Now they were terrified of being compared to her.

Monique was no exception.

She had once been seen as someone admirable.

And now?

“Jennifer, you’ve gone too far.”

With that, Monique ended the call.

Apparently, no one could withstand Jennifer’s mouth once she truly let loose.

Jennifer listened to the disconnected line.

She might have won the exchange, but she felt no satisfaction.

Who wanted to waste their time fighting with people like this?

She called Stella immediately.

Stella answered.

“Jennifer.”

“Can your people help me investigate why Leon and Monique suddenly got engaged?”

Because it had been sudden.

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