My Ex-wife's Hidden Personalities

Chapter 167 Radley Gets Beaten Up

The Lane Residence was located on the outskirts of Caltun, with beautiful scenery but quite a distance

away.

Due to Trisha’s weak health, Connor drove slowly and only arrived at the West Geft Joint Department in the afternoon.

Freya called Ethan, and the five of them had a meal together.

During the meal, she was unusually silent and deliberately sat beside Trisha when they took their seats, creating a distance between her and Radley.

After the meal, Connor drove Brandon and Trisha back to the estate.

Meanwhile, Ethan drove his own car back to the hospital, leaving only Freya and Radley,

Radley looked at her and spoke in a calm tone. “Can you give me a ride?”

Freya hesitated for a moment and agreed, “Get in!”

Then, she drove toward Smalzot Yard. The streetlights along the road flickered.

It was different than usual today. When she used to be in the same space as Radley, she would feel uncomfortable and oppressed.

But this time, in addition to his strong sense of presence, there was something else brewing in the background.

After Radley got in the car, he remained silent and focused on the road ahead and behind.

Freya glanced at him and said, “Don’t worry, the assassins have been caught. No one will attack me.”

Radley’s eyes flickered. “What about the other group of people?”

Chuckling, she replied, “They aren’t after me, but after something in my possession. They won’t target me directly. I think that the most they would do if they do succeed is to kidnap me. Isn’t that true?”

Radley pondered for a few seconds and answered, “Connor has been searching for Danna’s whereabouts, but hasn’t found her yet. She’s kept herself well hidden

“Maybe it’s not that she’s good at hiding, but that someone is helping her.”

The atmosphere between them became more relaxed as they conversed for a while.

Later, Freya dropped Radley off at the entrance of Smalzot Yard and watched as he closed the car door before driving away.

and the trees

stood in front of the gate, watching Freya’s car until it

to protect her and find

The Kaufmann Residence.

Freya arrived home, it

had finished work and was sitting in the living room discussing company matters

were piles of documents on the table in front of them.

house, he frowned and looked at her. “Do you have a lot to do at West Geft? It’s one thing to run around with a pregnant belly, but another to return

fine. I can move

pretended like she was about to jump, scaring Braxton and rendering him speechless. “Alright, alright. Are you hungry? I had the kitchen staff simmering some soup for you. Go have

busy? It’s so late, and you’re still dealing with business

almost the end of the month. Next month, I have to take you to Vroria for half a month, so I

about Grandma’s birthday.” Freya

normal that you don’t have the energy to think about other things.” Braxton told Ayden, “And

the side and discovered most of Braxton’s

was not far from Caltun, and

and soon a maid brought soup over

bowl of light soup, so Freya accepted it, sitting obediently beside Braxton while sipping

a month, so she had to visit

to worry about matters in West Geft as Radley was there.

However-

had a subsidiary company in Vroria, and they had a good relationship with Marshall Enterprise, which was proven by the many

long vacation, she could find a way to bring those two closer

he

made a mental

day, she arrived early at the Monaghan residence to visit

Daniella had seen Freya, and she joyfully held onto the latter’s hand.

been so long since you

enjoyed looking at flowers while repeatedly apologizing with a smile, “I’m sorry. I’ve been busy lately, but I’ll

her nap, Freya watched a show and gossiped

began acting up and held Freya’s hand with tears in her eyes. “My dear granddaughter-in-law, Frey, don’t leave the Monaghan family,

stuck in a particular memory fragment and would gradually

stuck in

coaxed her softly. “I know. I’ll always be with you,

room. Freya, is

Freya replied, “She’s still a little muddleheaded.

Daniella. It was hard to care for chronically ill