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Chapter 44
The moment the bedroom door closed, Estelle relaxed and thought about her conversation with Jonathan just now. It seemed a
bit unbelievable, but she didn’t think she’d acted impulsively.
She turned to look for her phone and found it charging on the cabinet across the room. It had run out of power and shut down.
When she turned it on, a bunch of missed calls and texts popped up.
There were messages from Emily, Wilma, and the latest one was from Bennett.
She guessed what Bennett wanted to say, so she called Emily and Wilma back first.
Emily was almost in tears. Because she didn’t receive a call from Estelle last night, she kept calling and even went to Blue Oasis
to find her. She was so worried that she’d almost called the police.
Estelle reassured her, saying her phone had run out of power.
Emily sighed with relief on the phone, “As long as you’re okay. Oh, and last night when I went to Blue Oasis for the second time,
I saw police cars outside and all those guys including Noel were arrested.”
She was confused since Estelle said she didn’t call the police.
Estelle said calmly, “Maybe the people at Blue Oasis called the police.”
In her plan, Noel wouldn’t call the police himself. If the people at Blue Oasis did, she would have had Blue Hawk _delete the
surveillance footage by then. And even if the police found her, she had backup plans.
But the sudden illness had thrown her plans off track, the monitoring was not deleted, and if Noel accused her, the police
should’ve been looking for her by now.
However, she checked her missed calls and there was no trace of the police.
After comforting Emily, she called Wilma to reassure her as well. Then she called Bennett.
Bennett was worried, “Estelle, I just got a call from the Lamont family. They said they want to end the marriage early. What’s
going on?”

Estelle pondered for a moment and said softly, “Leave it to me. I’ll handle it.”
“Oh, if the Lamont family insists on divorce, just agree to it. You’ve suffered enough these years!” Bennett said
in a low voice.
Estelle’s tone didn’t change, “I’ll sort it out.”
After hanging up, she stretched lazily, bearing the soreness in her legs, and walked towards the balcony.
Her room had a huge balcony, and from there, she could see almost the entire University of J City; the Emerald River winding
through high-rises like a silver ribbon; and even the iconic Lamont Group building in J City.
Familiar with the property, Estelle recognized the Royal Mansion, conveniently located a mere 10-minute walk from the
University of J City.
She glanced at the time, noting it was 8:20 a.m., with her class scheduled to start at 9 a.m.
It seemed she had just enough time for breakfast. Perfect timing!
There were new toiletries in the bathroom. After freshening up, she came out and realized the house was enormous. The living
room was connected to the outdoor balcony hallway, and across was the master bedroom-probably where Jonathan occasionally
stayed.
The kitchen was spacious and fully equipped, but it looked untouched.
Estelle walked around and, when she returned to the living room, heard the doorbell ring