Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 2060

Stella had just settled into her room for the night when the commotion outside began.

First, it was Bonnie's voice, loud and clear, followed by Morgan's deep tones. Stella simply rolled over, choosing to ignore the disturbance. It seemed Bonnie wanted to be heard, her voice deliberately raised.

After their raucous activity, Bonnie tried to enter Stella's room, only to find it locked from the inside. Frustrated and fuming, she started kicking the door.

"Stella, get out here now!" she demanded.

But Stella, accustomed to falling asleep amidst chaos, merely closed her eyes tighter. The month she'd spent with the Sanders family had been the most peaceful of her life. Here, she didn't have to worry about a neighbor breaking into her place in the middle of the night, hiding in a cramped bathroom to call the cops, muffling her sobs, or hearing whispers that she must have done something to provoke such behavior.

In this house, at least, she could sleep without those fears.

Bonnie continued to bang and kick, but the door remained closed. She turned to Morgan, buttoning up her shirt in frustration.

"This little witch is getting bold, ignoring us now?" she spat.

a dog without hesitation. But now, separated by a mere door, Stella

arms around Bonnie,

Let's just

"Fine, we'll sleep. But tomorrow morning,

at the front gate. Brow furrowed, he opened his living room door and found Stella seated on the marble steps. "What are you doing here?" he

rose, dusting off

Beck. Your place serves the best breakfast,"

someone away, especially not over something as trivial as breakfast. He sighed, running hand through his hair as he headed to freshen up.

the morning? What was she doing here so early, or was

on the couch, asleep in a protective position. He

chef was already preparing breakfast, and Beck, intending to cover Stella with a blanket, bent towards her. She woke up instantly, creating

blanket at

"Sorry, Beck. Thought you were

to check on the revenue of the hotels he'd invested in. His

friends