The Ex-Wife's Burning Elegance

Chapter 655

The thought sent a spark through Jasper's eyes.

Wasn't this Stella's dirty little secret?

After all, she was playing the "other woman" now.

Jasper grew more and more excited. This time, he'd make sure Stella's reputation was ruined for good. And then Rachel would finally see him in a new light—maybe even praise his cleverness.

Meanwhile, Sellers' face darkened as Joshua blocked his path. He recognized Joshua-he'd seen him at the last auction with Stella and the others. Sellers' eyes flickered, then caught sight of Foreman standing nearby. In an instant, it all clicked into place.

He stopped, fixing Stella with a chilling, predatory gaze that made those nearby uneasy.

"Quite the manipulator, aren't you?" he sneered.

Stella feigned confusion. "I'm afraid I don't know what you mean, Mr. Burton."

Sellers discovering the truth was exactly what Stella had anticipated. He wasn't an idiot; with such an obvious setup, of course he'd figure it out. She wanted him frustrated, unable to defend himself.

Sellers glanced at the crowd surrounding them, their faces a mix of curiosity and contempt. Most people looked at him with open disdain. He unconsciously clenched his fists.

Williams family by a simple trick from Sherman Burton-wasn't so easy to

knew there was nothing he could say to make things better. The more he tried to explain, the guiltier he'd look.

a cold, threatening

that, he didn't bother arguing further. He turned on

he left, the

think he is, putting on

he was about to hit her. What

enough at first glance, but his character is just

felt a pang

up too quickly. His live stream was just picking up steam, the viewers were loving the drama, and now the main villain had left the stage? Without Sellers, the audience would

quietly nearby, and gave him

greet Stella. Instead, he turned

left to film. Besides, Jasper wasn't

let's get

departure didn't seem to register with Stella at

restaurant, a wicked thought struck Jasper.

Stella's name good

Fel

gotten divorced; such a titleCould be considered slander, and