30 Days till I Divorce My Husband (Estrella and Jason)

Chapter 29

“Estrella, you better…”

Estrella landed two more swift slaps on Paula’s face. “Going to talk now?”

Estrella’s fluid series of actions left the Lamont family’s servants dumbfounded. They never expected Estrella to storm the Lamont household alone and take on their young lady.

“What’s wrong with you lot? Can’t you run out back and call my parents and grandfather instead of standing here gawking?” It wasn’t until Paula, through her tears, scolded them that the servants scrambled over each other to fetch the elders.

By the time Paula’s grandpa hurried over, Estrella had already finished the beatdown and was

nonchalantly dusting off her hands after giving Paula another kick for good measure. Paula’s grandpa nearly passed out from shock at the sight of his granddaughter bruised and swollen on the floor, unable to get up. Gripping his cane tightly, he jabbed it into the ground and spat out, “Estrella, you’re out of control, showing no respect for the Lamont name. Is this how your parents raised you?”

Estrella slid her hands back into her trouser pockets, unfazed, and retorted, “Seems like the Lamont family could use some discipline. I’m just lending a hand.”

Paula’s grandpa trembled with rage. “No matter what you think of our ways, it’s not your place to discipline us, Estrella!” He then turned to Paula and commanded, “Paula, stand up and hit her back, the same way she hit you!

“Estrella, you’re really pushing your luck,” Paula’s mother sobbed, while her father turned ashen.

“Grandfather,” Paula whimpered, finding her voice now that her family had arrived.

“Stop your crying and fight back,” Paula’s grandpa insisted.

Wiping away her tears, Paula stood up and reached for an ashtray on the coffee table, but

you. as she faced Estrella, who coolly turned aside, she heard, “Go on, I dare

Paula, intimidated by the earlier altercation, hesitated and withdrew her hand, tears streaming down her face as she looked helplessly at her grandfather, “Grandfather, I can’t beat-her.”

Seeing Paula’s reluctance, Paula’s grandpa turned to her father, “What are you waiting for? Fetch my whip. I need to teach this insolent gir a lesson on behalf of the Dorvold family.” Upon this command, Paula’s father signaled a servant who quickly retrieved the whip. Estrella quietly picked up a wine glass from the coffee table, smashed it, and brandished

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“If you don’t mind a bit of bloodshed, go ahead

backed away in fear. This time, she was genuinely

you…” Paula’s grandpa was so angry he was at a loss for words.

Suddenly, a new voice echoed from the entrance.

see Jason arrive, accompanied by Drew and several men in black

suits.

“Jason, Estrella is out of line. She barged into the Lamont estate to attack

in, “Jason, she truly lacks manners. She’s not fit to be your

wife.”

knowledge. So in front of Jason, they felt free to paint Estrella

or not

had just grabbed, Jason approached Estrella and inquired, “Did

stem, “You arrived

couldn’t accept this, “Jason, are you condoning her behavior? Look at what she did to Paula! And

around and said coolly, “It’s already happened.

the atmosphere amongst the Lamonts became tense, and even the servants exchanged complex

disdain. Now, someone had come to put her in

mix of red and pale with anger, confronting Jason, “She’s your wife, Jason, and she comes here causing trouble. If you don’t give us a

coming here alone to settle

lose his patience, “Jason, are you really willing to cross the Lamont family

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for any damages Estrella caused, fair and square. As for medical expenses, I’d suggest the Lamont family cover those themselves. After all, when Paula hit Jesse earlier today, Jesse paid her

took a loss lying down. Yes, Estrella had hit someone, but it was Paula

hadn’t expected Estrella

had made his stance crystal clear, and Estrella, turning on her heel to face Paula, issued a calm but

turned as pale as a ghost.

side, Jason lifted a hand to ruffle Estrella’s hair. “You cool off?” he asked. “If you’re

implication was clear: if Estrella hadn’t let off enough steam, she could keep at

her