Chapter summary: Chapter 1652 from the book The Ex-Wife's Burning Elegance by Miss Lyra
Discover the most important events of Chapter 1652, a chapter full of surprises in the acclaimed novel The Ex-Wife's Burning Elegance. With the engaging writing of Miss Lyra, this Romance masterpiece continues to thrill and captivate with every page.
Jonathan also looked at Aurora. "Did Princess Wright mention Stella at all?"
Aurora took a deep breath. "No. Besides explaining what happened, Princess Wright never mentioned Stella. It's as if Stella had nothing to do with it."
Jonathan let out a bitter laugh. "The moment we establish a connection with the Wright family, Stella comes along and ruins it!
And it's one thing to ruin it, but to get someone killed… she's absolutely vicious!"
Aurora rubbed her temples in frustration.
They had prepared for so long, finally becoming Princess Wright's saviors, and had even found a man like Prince Wright—arrogant and easy to manipulate.
Just as they were planning their next move, Joshua went and killed him.
No one would believe it wasn't intentional.
"Now, not only have we lost Prince Wright as an asset, but we've also made an enemy of the Wright family," Jonathan said.
That was the hardest part to accept.
"I'm starting to believe what Simone Lerman told me might be true," Aurora said.
Jonathan and Coleman looked at her. "What was that?"
Aurora said, "Simone told me that Leonard Lerman seems to have fallen for Stella."
The two men were stunned, asking in unison, "What?!"
Aurora gave a faint, knowing smile. "I didn't believe it at first either, but now… I'm starting to."
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Germany.
Leonard arrived in Germany a day after Stella, just as she had finished signing her contracts and was sightseeing with Abby Murphy.
Other than for business trips, Leonard rarely traveled.
He never understood the appeal of visiting boring landscapes that looked the same everywhere.
But seeing how happy Stella and Abby seemed, he found himself following the same tourist route they had taken.
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