The Divorced Billionaire Heiress

Chapter 1874 Ruminations

However, their relationship was so sweet that Yvette had overlooked the underlying problems. Lance was attentive, considerate, and tolerant toward Yvette. He pampered her, so much so that Yvette was sure that he liked her.

After all, Yvette had a lot of dating experience and knew how to read men.

Therefore, Yvette would not allow others to ruin her marriage. Even more so, she would not allow herself to lose to an ex-girlfriend.

The driver was stunned, and the car was silent for a few seconds.

Only then did the driver ask, “Madam, should we go to the Stanton Mansion?”

Lance’s exact words were, “Bring her to the Stanton Mansion. If she drank too much, then just send her home.”

However, the driver could not tell whether Yvette had too much to drink or not at this moment. After Yvette heard this, she sneered.

“No, I want to go home!”

The driver immediately said yes without another word and drove in the direction of Yvette’s and Lance’s house.

Lance waited for a long time at the Stanton Mansion, but Yvette still did not show up. He only found out that Yvette had gone home after the driver called to inform him.

Yvette did not send Lance any more messages. Lance was eating, and he immediately lost his appetite.

Nicole noticed that Lance was absent-minded, so she smiled and said, “Yvette must’ve had a little too much to drink. Mr. Sheldon, don’t get mad at her. Otherwise, you’ll just die from anger.”

bring her over next

talking business, Grant and the rest did not keep Lance and sent him out. After Lance left, Grant

Lance can

She snorted coldly and said, “Yvette has a good temper! She’s gentle and knows how to be

not

chimed in.

Grant was speechless.

was already late when

see him, which was why she did not

go out drinking for a long

just wanted

dark with no lights

maid was not

was not used

his tie and went

clean without any trace of cooking. Lance wrinkled

drunk. I don’t feel good either. Where’s the

called the

“Where's everyone?”

let me off work as soon as

expression was glum. “Never mind.” After that, he