I Want a Divorce by Abigail Quinn

Chapter 232 Exercise Caution

After lunch, Abigail set off for Pendorf.

At L.Moon, Luna and her assistant greeted Abigail as she arrived.

“Josh has been visiting L.Moon quite frequently recently. I heard he rented a house around here,” Luna mentioned as she helped Abigail with her luggage.

While Josh and Eric had greatly assisted Abigail this time, Luna still remembered that the Pearsons and the Davidsons were not to be underestimated. Therefore, she also kept a close eye on Josh and Eric’s movements in Pendorf.

“We can talk about it later. I’m a bit tired,” Abigail replied. She didn’t want to discuss matters involving the Pearsons and Davidsons in front of Luna’s assistant. After all, these two families were able to uncover such hidden secrets, indicating an exceptional level of resourcefulness. If the assistant knew too much, it could potentially be detrimental to them.

“Alright.” Luna nodded.

Once inside the office, Luna closed the door and asked, “Can we really trust Josh?”

“Since we’ve been in contact with him, we’ve essentially agreed to cooperate. It might be too late to bring up these concerns now,” Abigail stated.

“True,” Luna agreed.

“A special car will bring back the clothes today. Give Lexie a call and ask if she prefers our studio to deliver them to her personally or if she’ll come pick them up,” Abigail instructed Luna.

Hearing this, Luna looked concerned. “Lexie is quite particular. Do you think she’ll be satisfied with your designs?”

With Lexie offering such a high price, both Luna and Abigail were worried. After all, she was a famous actress who had seen all sorts of high–end fashion. They weren’t sure if she would approve of Abigail’s designs.

“Whether she’s satisfied or not, she’s already paid the deposit. Right now, the most pressing matter is dealing with Joan and Kingston,” Abigail said, wanting to settle this issue quickly before Sean got involved.

on your grandmother. I brought her home

affairs after her grandmother’s incident and hadn’t been able to stay and

to return home, Abigail rang the bell as soon as

see her grandmother come to answer

“Grandma,” Abigail called out.

a while with no response, Abigail called out again,

her head out, smiling. “Are you looking

just got back,” Abigail replied, her

She left with a man wearing a baseball cap. husband?” the neighbor

Wad

that your

here, so the neighbor didn’t

Abigail’s heart raced.

cap, and the only man she knew who wore one

left her with a significant

siblings had found out about the lawsuit

you,” Abigail said, not answering the neighbor’s

that the

that her grandmother had

to call Josh

this call

answered, her voice cold.

He had just received a call from Kingston, informing him