The Divorced Billionaire Heiress

The Divorced Billionaire Heiress chapter 17

Eric Ferguson watched as Grant Stanton’s car gradually drove away with narrowed eyes and a sullen expression.

The divorced Nicole was like a derailed train. He simply could not figure out which direction she was heading.

In the past, Nicole would be very cautious around him, but now, she even dared to say those ungracious words fearlessly.

Ingrid was reluctant to let Nicole get away so easily and wanted to stop their car, but Eric yanked her back.

“That’s enough!”

“Brother, how can you side with an outsider? Nicole bullying me is the same as disrespecting our family! That ungrateful b*tch forgot who fed, clothed, and accommodated her these past three years. She needs to be taught a lesson!”

“Ingrid Ferguson, the jewelry in the safe at Imperial Gardens are all for Nicole. Why did you take them without permission?” Eric reminded her. Although he had not taken the initiative to give it to Nicole, everything at the Imperial Gardens belonged to him and Nicole.

you being so calculative? Besides, Nicole doesn’t have any occasion that she could wear such expensive jewelry, so why can’t I take it?” Ingrid

teach his sister a lesson, but Ingrid began to cry aggrievedly, so he did not know what to say for

the

made Ingrid freeze in place. She stopped crying and gritted her teeth in indignation. “Brother, do you not believe me? Nicole

Eric cast a sidelong glance at his

panic crossed Ingrid’s face, but she bit the bullet and followed

told you that she’s not a good woman! Look at the man next to her, he’s so protective and fond of her, so maybe she’s already cheated on you long ago and took your money to support

help her deal with that woman. ‘Who is

eyes sank and his face

walked away and completely ignored

prepare a copy of the surveillance footage. As soon as Eric arrived and explained

One minute…two minutes…

gloomy by the second while Ingrid stood anxiously on the side. In the video, Ingrid and Quinn were hurling insults and curses that were harsh to hear, but