I become a SheEO After Dirvorce

Chapter 185 Lincoln Holds Her Wrist

“Where are you going?” Lincoln asked.

Lucy hid her emotions and said with a smile, “I’m taking Ophelia home. She will take the college entrance examination next year. She can’t waste her time here.”

“That’s not the truth!” Ophelia immediately added, “It’s the people inside who are discussing that Simon bailed out that bitch with a lot of money! Mom can’t stand it anymore and wants to take me home.”

Lucy pulled Ophelia and motioned her to shut up.

But how could Ophelia stop talking?

She continued to say, “I know you are doing this for me. You are afraid that your divorce will affect my college entrance examination. That’s why you don’t divorce.”

Lucy pinched Ophelia’s thigh and said, “What nonsense are you talking about? Hurry up and sit in the car!”

“Alright.” Ophelia rubbed her thigh and walked to the car parked at the side.

She took two steps and stopped. She turned around and called out to Zayla.

“Zayla, congratulations on winning the championship! You are so cool! If I were a man, I would definitely marry you! I would never give my brother and uncle a chance!”

Zayla was stunned.

Lincoln raised his eyebrows with a smile.

Lucy immediately glared at Ophelia, and then Ophelia obediently sat in the car…

Zayla planned to leave and let the two

held her

together, so we need to

know

looked at Lucy

a younger brother, so you don’t

eyes instantly filled with tears.

know. I know

nodded, not saying anything

need to teach her a good lesson! Otherwise, how can she enter the

as she walked in the direction of the luxury

and looked at

Lucy did not choose to

to take the college entrance

was the

realize his mistake and maintain the family

a couple for about 30 years. How could she break the relationship with him so

Zayla narrowed her eyes.

was because of Lucy and Ophelia that Zayla hadn’t allowed Linda to

Russo family would be laughed at

different from the previous years. There were glass display cabinets of

antiques collected by Marlowe. All the upper-class people were allowed to buy the antiques, and the money obtained would be used for charity

people started to forget

to discuss