My Ex-wife's Hidden Personalities

Chapter 180 What Does It Have Anything to Do With Me?

Matthew, who was on the other end of the phone, was not surprised that Radley was with Freya. He provocatively responded, “I might be dreaming, but you have nothing left to think about. The Marshalls haven’t forgotten the things you’ve done.”

Worried that the two would argue, Freya frowned and urged, “Give the phone back to my brother!”

After a while, Braxton’s voice came from the phone. “Isabella is also here. Come back soon!”

Freya understood why Braxton called her. He was calling for reinforcements.

Braxton loved Isabella and wanted to avoid her.

This was his way of dragging her back to be his shield.

As Radley looked at Freya beside him, the latter quickly avoided his gaze.

“Alright, I got it. I’ll be home soon,” Freya agreed and hung up the phone, feeling a bit helpless.

It had been three or four days since their grandmother’s birthday, and the guests should have left by now. However, Matthew and Isabella were still in Vroria.

Freya knew how Isabella felt about her brother. After all this time, Isabella wouldn’t give up just like that.

But if Braxton continued to avoid her and Isabella gave up, there was no turning back.

That was what Freya feared the most.

As the car drove smoothly, Radley glanced at Freya beside him and asked, “What’s wrong?”

Freya sighed. “Nothing. I’m just thinking about some family matters.”

Having heard Braxton’s words earlier, Radley pursed his lips.

In the past two years, there had been rumors in Caltun about Braxton from the Kaufmann Group dating Isabella from the Parker Group.

“About your brother and Isabella, you mean?” Radley asked.

Freya was surprised to hear that. “You know about that too?”

Radley put on a small smile. His voice which echoed in the dimly lit car was calm. “This news was spread in Caltun before, and since the Monaghans and the Kaufmanns have always been competitors, I usually know about what happens with the Kaufmanns

Freya chuckled lightly, nodded, and looked out the car window. “Indeed. It’s a given

The car was passing through a commercial district

at that building Radley suddenly

gaze and saw a particularly dazzling building not far away among

it was piercing the dark sky, overlooking the

and I heard that they were going to build the tallest building called the Moon Tower

Holland Group. It’s

were only a few groups

Freya and added, “I don’t know what your brother is thinking, but if he’s interested

eyebrows. “What

and

has set their sights

“So what if the Holland family is interested? It’s not like they can force Isabella to marry into

do you think Chris has run away from

Parker Group is also a large corporation in Caltun; they are not that different from the Holland Group. It doesn’t matter how interested the Holland family

Radley smiled helplessly.

Marshalls can stand on equal footing with them. The Parker Group is also expanding into Vroria. If the Holland family doesn’t want the Parkers to stay in Vroria, all the preparations and investments the Parkers made to enter Vroria will

Freya’s expression grew serious.

from Isabella about the Parker Group’s high regard

for that was because the investment

parents were content

families were happy with the arrangement, but Chris

a while, Freya forced a bitter smile and replied,

me

Marshall Residence and stopped at the front gate

car, she said, “You should go back

at Radley and added, “To Calrup, I mean. The West

back tomorrow,” replied

Marshall Residence, Connor looked at Radley and started,

the car

attend a birthday banquet at the Kaufmanns. You’ve put your bro in deep sh*t just so

Radley’s voice was cold, and his eyes were filled with a chill. “I need your help with

set me

make your family agree to your

voice immediately perked up as if he had come back

the Hood Group and make Matthew leave Vroria tomorrow,” Radley instructed

other end for a few seconds before Chris agreed to it. “Alright, I’ll figure something

she saw Ashley in the living room with a resigned smile

and Ryan were sitting

reminded her, Aunt