Mission To Remarry

Chapter 783 I Will Decide For You

Upon hearing that, Aubree pushed her guilt aside and snapped, “What are you saying, Lucian? My dad is still angry right now. How can I go back?”

How can I leave so easily when it took me so much effort to move into the manor?

Unfazed, Lucian looked at her emotionlessly. “Then go to a hotel. The entire manor has only been disinfected one time. I don’t know if there are more bacteria hiding around, but what I do know is that if I let you stay here despite knowing you might get infected, I wouldn’t know what to tell the elders.”

Although what he said were words of concern, he sounded apathetic. A chill ran down Aubree’s spine. She wasn’t stupid, for she knew that it was just an excuse from Lucian to chase her out.

Sadly, she didn’t have any valid reasons to insist on staying.

At that realization, she started hating Estella for recovering so fast. I should’ve let her suffer more!

“I’ll wait for you in the car.” Lucian didn’t plan to give Aubree a chance to speak. He left the mansion right after he finished his sentence.

Aubree gritted her teeth in anger as she watched him leave. I did all this because I wanted to teach that little b*tch a lesson, yet I was hoisted by my own petard and gave Lucian a valid reason to chase me away! Looks like I have no other choice but to leave.

long while before she went upstairs unwillingly to pack her

she had swapped back last night, she clenched her jaw and stuffed

thing in the morning until Lucian denied her of the chance to

could only take the risk and leave the building

Aubree intentionally packed her things

“Do you need my help, Ms. Pearson? Mr. Farwell has

want Aubree to delay her departure any longer, so he had sent Catalina to

Aubree knew what Catalina’s presence meant. She closed the luggage with a scowl and

luggage downstairs with a

alight from the car. It was a housekeeper who

didn’t dare to show it on her face. All she could do was walk to

pull the door open, she realized it was

open the door. Dumbstruck,

and definitely wouldn’t have done something