Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 215 Maura Stella’s Trick

Maura was in a daze. She didn’t even know when Jerry had driven back to Hill Villa.

“What are you thinking? Get out of the car!” Jerry’s angry

voice came. Ignoring her reaction, he opened the door and

slammed it hard, muttering, “What bad luck…”

Maura pursed her lips, swallowed all the injustice, and

followed him into the room.

“You can pack up in the next two days. My father and I will hand over this house to the court.” Jerry reached out and pulled off his tie, with a strong hostility between his eyebrows.

Maura stopped changing her shoes. “W-What?!”

“I told you to pack up. Are you deaf?” Jerry said impatiently, and he almost used her as a punching bag.

“But where do we live if we move out?”

fretful that he didn’t want to say

to an apartment, Maura felt

heart had finally been

eyes on Jerry again. It’s over, it’s all over. He lost this lawsuit. Not

came to her. If she continued to waste time with

flustered. She turned around and went up to the second floor. When she entered the bedroom, her expression was truly bad. When she thought of Evelyn, she showed

and then she also thought of Huston.

an important mark. Jerry had

it could finally come in

went quickly, and he returned to normal the next day.

he did was to help her cash out what she got from the divorce. Then, he contacted the donation agency

soon it appeared on social media. Evelyn’s image had changed

“whitewash” on the Internet now.

nothing to whitewash, she had to admit that she had won a

a resonance with

human nature.

HM Law Office as usual. The two of them had worked together and experienced so much. Gradually, there were fewer doubts around them, which made her feel much more

she didn’t understand, she asked Huston, who was also happy to teach her but always carried

it was the first time that

charge of a case alone, so it was inevitable for her to be cautious. If she was not sure about

in a video conference. She

before hanging

and said faintly, “Didn’t I tell you about this last time? Don’t