The Queen Returns And She’s Unforgiving

Chapter 176

Lucas was probably too busy looking after his future mother-in-law, Millie, to bother replying to Evelyn's message even if he had seen it.

But they had already set a date to go to the courthouse to finalize their divorce. Evelyn knew that retrieving the ring that belonged to the Reed family after his and Tiffany's marriage certificate was issued would be much more difficult.

She no longer wanted to be entangled with Lucas. If he refused to return the ring, she would sue him.

Evelyn contacted Justine and asked her to help find a good lawyer. She planned to go to the courthouse on Monday with the lawyer in tow.

It was better if they could reach an agreement, but if they couldn't, she was prepared for a legal battle. She would get her divorce, and she would also claim the Reed family's heirloom.

Justine was thrilled to hear that Evelyn was going to finalize the divorce and said, "Getting a divorce after Valentine's Day, that's a first! You're really changing the game!"

Evelyn didn't respond, knowing full well that if she explained everything to Justine, her fiery personality would never let the matter rest easily.

Justine, in a good mood, added, "You've made it through! Tonight, I'll treat you to a meal to celebrate. How about that?"

Evelyn, feeling a rare sense of relaxation, replied, "Okay."

Maggie, who was at the marital home,

saying it was for you. I opened it and saw many new articles of

brows. She hadn't expected this.

kept in his office for a while, but Mr. Grant didn't want them taking up space, so he had them sent

She had indeed asked Michael to bring things to Lucas before. It made sense now why she hadn't seen him using any of them. They had

it didn't concern

throw them away," Evelyn

have personally ironed Lucas' clothes, and Maggie

all new! And

don't worry about his things anymore." Evelyn cut her off.

stood up and drew back the curtains, feeling a sense of clarity in her

ID and all other relevant documents. Lucas had set the appointment for 9:00 am. Her place was less than ten miles from the courthouse, but she was still worried about

she grabbed her bag

at 7:30 am and arrived at the courthouse just before 8:30 am. She

sent Lucas a message. "I'm

went to get a ticket and sat in the waiting area. She waited for quite a while, watching the clock tick closer