All Chapters of Clingy Love: Chapter 611 - Chapter 620

When Ms. Kimball and her mother came to the Fontaines’ residence for dinner in the evening, Mona was naturally not present. After the two children finished their afternoon studies, she drove one of the luxury cars in the garage and took the children out to find Linda and play.“I can’t believe that evil mother-in-law of yours really brought another woman home. Isn’t she jumping the gun? You and Thaddeus haven’t separated yet, but she’s so anxious. It’s clear that she doesn’t respect you.”Linda held the steering wheel of the luxury car and drove unimpeded on the road. There were only three such cars in the whole of Worchester, thus the other cars on the road naturally avoided them. However, the two women seemed to be unaware of this matter and just assumed that the traffic conditions that night were great.“Do you really think that’s just Jessica’s plan? If Thaddeus opposed, would Jessica have invited Ms. Kimball into the house without permission?”Mona propped her hand on her fore

Beep, beep, beep... The cold mechanical sound of the phone hanging up revealed that the man was angry. The assistant looked at the woman who was calm and relaxed in the playground and could not help but admire her.This woman was really brave. She was able to make Mr. Fontaine angry. Awesome!“Hey, are you really not afraid of Thaddus getting angry? He got such a large entourage to escort you back.”Linda nudged Mona’s arm, inwardly worried about the latter. She was afraid that Mona would suffer after going back if she offended Thaddeus now.Mona shook her beverage and pouted slightly. “It’s my freedom whether or not I go back or when I do. Why should I let him control me? Besides, he’s having dinner with Ms. Kimball at home. If I showed up with my children, won’t we be an eyesore?”Linda gave Mona a thumbs-up, admiring how carefree the latter was. She felt happy for Mona.She had been around since Mona was in high school, and at Mona’s darkest period during her amnesia and div

With an unreadable emotion in his eyes, Thaddeus sullenly uttered, “Divorce? Now is not the time.” “I don’t know what’s going inside your head sometimes. All you need to do is file for divorce. Is it that hard?” Jennifer peevishly added. “You’ve always been decisive in everything you do, but somehow, you can never make up your mind about that woman. I don’t know what kind of spell she has you under.” Thaddeus furrowed his brows. His mother must be talking about his secondary personality, but it was unlike him. Thaddeus never dragged his feet in anything, and there was no turning back once his mind was made up. “I’ll file for divorce tomorrow.” Thaddeus glanced in the direction of the garage. “Call Mona to the study later. I will discuss the divorce with her.” Jennifer clapped her hands. “That’s the spirit. Now you’re talking, son.” Mona parked the car and took the children by the hand as they advanced to the residence. Standing in a corner, Jennifer grinned from ear to ea

Thaddeus plugged the flash drive into the computer and clicked on the file it contained. Mona’s supposed evidence was snippets of voice recordings and video clips. “What would you do if Bobby and Millie did something wrong?” “I’ll hit them.” “What good can be expected of the b*tch’s children? Her kids are not worth my time.” “B*tch.” “B*stards.” “Uneducated and unpolished brutes…”Words cut deeper than knives, and Mona had shown forbearance while building herself up for the day she had leverage over the man! Thaddeus listened and watched all the audio and video files in the flash drive before focusing on Mona. He looked at her in surprise. It was like she was a different person. It appeared that Thaddeus either never understood the woman or she had been playing mind games and putting on a façade from the start. “The evidence is in your favor,” he spoke in a husky voice, crossing his arms and propping his chin against the back of his hand. He remained unfazed. “But l

Was the woman trying to teach him some manners? “Don’t push your luck. Let me make one thing clear. Sure, we’re not divorcing, but don’t interfere with my freedom, and try to play your mind games with me. I only backed down today for the kids. I don’t want them to be without a mother, but it doesn’t mean you can threaten me with your life. I won’t be so kind next time.” The haughtiness and sternness returned to his complexion as he curtly warned her. Mona quit while she was ahead. “There won’t be a second time, provided that I am with my kids. The children are where I draw the line, and don’t you forget that.” He pulled a menacing look, but Mona was ready to take off after saying her piece. He was not the only one who could make up the rules. She could play that game too!…Mona walked out of the study, feeling the exhilaration from winning the battle. She admitted that she was putting her eggs in one basket and was ready to plunge the knife into her throat. It was a good t