Divorce Me Before Death Takes Me, CEO

Divorce Me Before Death Takes Me, CEO

Chapter 151

Laurel’s POV

Jennifer approached with her phone, showing photos captured during the chase.

“This college student suddenly has a woman with him,” Jennifer said, pointing to the images. What should we do about her?

She handed me the phone with concern. “Laurel, look at this. The short hair, this figure… doesn’t it look like…

I narrowed my eyes at the photo, taking in every detail. “It’s Audrey Sinclair.”

Height, how thin she’s become, and the length of that short hair… who else could it be? So her relationship with this college boy really is special. Going to a men’s dorm this late to rescue him. The way they’re escaping together, they look like star–crossed lovers.

Blake still thinks about Audrey so much. Even the night after their divorce, when he was drinking, he kept calling her name…

I wonder how he’d react knowing his precious Audrey is running off with another man in the middle of the night.

Jennifer frowned, lowering her voice. “Laurel. They’re asking if they should stop the pursuit.”

a car leaving campus,” she continued. “Plus there’s now this

“I’ll pay

them to follow in their cars. And crash right into

froze. “Laurel, this… isn’t this going too far? I thought we just wanted to

perfect opportunity this is?” I asked, my eyes locked on the phone screen.

for Audrey, I wouldn’t have been humiliated at the Four Seasons Hotel. If tonight, Audrey and this college student get

a male student at midnight. Everyone will discuss how, just days after divorcing

has feelings for her, his pride won’t allow him to have anything to

in this accident, for the rest of

at me, her

a problem?” I asked, noticing her hesitation. “Hurry up and make it clear to them! If they wait

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before nödding. Yes,

the hallway to make the call. From the corridor, a man’s unfamiliar voice came through Are you run y car – we can’t afford to pay for

cost of any damages,” Jennifer responded firmly. “Will that

no problem. I’ll ram

Audrey’s POV

on the side mirror. “They’re