After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back by Riverflow

Chapter 446

Frederick said in a deep voice, "I didn't discipline him well before, which is why he's become like this now. I can't let him continue like this. He's right; he's the only heir of the Tudor family now, and nothing can happen to him. I need to find him a wife who matches our status, someone who can give birth to an excellent heir."

A hint of disgust flashed in his eyes. "Aveline's status is not suitable to be the Tudor family's daughter-in-law."

Yvonne replied, "But I think Lucas really likes Aveline."

Frederick said, "Women with low-status value unfounded feelings the most. As long as Aveline discovers Lucas's infidelity, she will definitely demand a divorce. He does like her a lot now, but if a woman becomes too troublesome and loses her original charm, will he still like her?"

Frederick knew this well because that was how things ended between him and Lucas' mother.

Yvonne listened, her eyes briefly revealing a cold glint, but she kept her expression neutral and said, "Shall we do it tonight?"

Frederick responded, "Today is Madam Barbara's birthday banquet; we can't let such a thing ruin it. We'll find another opportunity afterward. You should also start looking for suitable candidates." Yvonne nodded. "Alright, I understand."

Frederick continued, "Let's go and check on the guests."

"Okay."

The two left the study together.

In the damp, decaying storage room, the temperature was very low.

felt extremely cold, trembling

and she couldn't contact

was passing by

she going to be trapped here

just sit and wait for death. She

her teeth, standing up and looking around

windows one was sealed with wooden boards, and

tried to push the cabinet, and found it

hand to clear it. She then went to the window, opened

edge of the forest was a wall. She lifted her skirt and climbed out.

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exhaled a

stay here another moment; she had

searching for a

she suddenly heard a faint sound coming from around a nearby

Aveline asked

me..." The plea for help grew louder, and it was unmistakably

spotting a door. The sound was coming