All Chapters of Mr. Neal, Mrs. Neal's Gone With The Money: Chapter 411 - Chapter 420

'What a pain this ex-wife of Joshua was,' Chyler thought. "Ellora, do you really think you can resolve the situation by hiding? Don't forget that we're still legally married. By law, you're still my wife." Chyler knew that Ellora could hear him, so he spoke directly. "One month from now, our Ms. Yates will be filing for divorce on behalf of Ms. Ellora," one of the bodyguards chimed in. Chyler's gaze was sharp as a blade. How talkative this bodyguard was! Had he no sense of his job? "Does Cynthia think she is the high and mighty Ms. Yates of Yates Group and can meddle in other people's family affairs?" Chyler asked, clearly irritated. The bodyguard replied, "This is about promoting virtue and punishing vice." "Do you want to get fired?" "Mr. Young, I am a bodyguard for the Yates family, not the Young family," the guard shot back. Chyler's anger was so intense it was physically painful. Cynthia and her people were all a bunch of no-goods. "Chyler, please leave. I'll r

Cynthia agreed. Ten minutes later, Chyler stepped into the living room and sat across from Ellora, with Cynthia at Ellora's side. Cynthia had initially planned to wait on the sidelines since she knew her presence might not be appropriate during their conversation. However, Ellora insisted she stays. Ellora broke the silence, empowered by Cynthia's presence. "I've said all that needs to be said. If you have anything to say, speak your mind." "Do I have no chance left at all?" Chyler asked. Ellora responded firmly, "None." "You do not want to be with me at all?" "Yes." Chyler was confused. "Why? I never intended to hurt you. I will never make decisions on my own based on what others say. I will put you first." "I am tired," Ellora admitted, not favoring life in high society. Chyler was handsome, academically excellent since childhood, and a successful business leader. Because of her marriage to him, she had endured numerous provocations and disdain from other women, all

"Alright," Ellora nodded in agreement. Cynthia kept her company for a little while longer. Just when Cynthia was about to leave, Ellora blurted out, "Cynthia." "Yes?" "Do you consider me to be your secret lover?" Ellora asked, an impish grin playing on her lips. "Not at all." "Why?" "Because you are my... dear little baby," Cynthia replied. Ellora could not hold back her laughter. Cynthia looked at her, somewhat perplexed. "Did I say something wrong?" "Far from it." Ellora raised her hand to poke Cynthia's cheek, her eyes gleaming warmly. "It's just surprising hearing these words come from your mouth. It's endearingly goofy." Cynthia furrowed her brow. She poked Ellora's forehead. "I suggest you revisit your English lessons, especially the part about adjectives." Ellora merely laughed in response. Cynthia did not linger after that. She left after giving some instructions to Ellora and the bodyguards. By the time she returned to Arch International Group, it was already

"Of course! You still haven't mentioned why you needed to see me," Samantha replied breezily. "A few days ago, when I went to see Ellora, she told me she wanted to treat you to dinner. She has yet to properly thank you for the help you offered during that phone call," Cynthia began, weaving together the strands of their conversation. Samantha brushed off the thanks with an indifferent laugh. "There's no need for formalities. It was nothing." "To you, perhaps. However, to her, it meant saving a child. She plans to host you tonight at the place where she's staying. She's even prepared a feast with her own hands," Cynthia retorted, keeping the conversation flowing. "Where is she staying?" Samantha asked. Cynthia paused, locking eyes with Samantha. "You don't know?" "Uh...?" Samantha looked genuinely puzzled. "Didn't you inform Chyler about it?" Cynthia laid her cards on the table. Samantha stared back blankly. "Inform about what?" Cynthia watched her in silence. "Have

"Do you really think that if we can't find concrete evidence of your crimes, you'll escape unscathed?" Cynthia asked her. With every incident, including Moe's bribery, Samantha managed to emerge without a hint of guilt. If not for Cynthia's decision to connect all the incidents and delve into some old issues, she would have never suspected Samantha. After all, Samantha had initially struck her as a good-hearted young woman. Samantha offered a faint smile. "I have been a law-abiding citizen all my life. I cannot afford to wear the blame Ms. Yates is trying to place on me." "What if I bring this matter to Old Man Tanz's attention? How do you think he would handle it?" Cynthia asked, making her point very clear. Some people, even when they knew they were guilty, could not be brought to justice due to a lack of evidence. From a purely evidentiary perspective, Samantha was nothing more than a bystander. However, morality and public opinion could pass judgment. In the past, Samanth