All Chapters of Remarriage: His Billionaire Ex-wife: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

　　If Jessica knew that she would run into the two men about to start a fight, she would rather ask a neighbor for help than come downstairs herself.　　She fell asleep, but period pain bothered her due to the recent intensive schedule.　　Jessica rummaged around the apartment, only to find there were no painkillers at home. She decided to go out and buy some.　　As soon as she walked out of the apartment, Jessica unexpectedly saw Lucas and Terry fighting on the empty walkway.　　They were going to fight again.　　Jessica glanced at Terry and said, "Go on."　　She took a step and walked to the side.　　Terry pursed his lips and glanced at Lucas. "You're lucky today!"　　Terry soon caught up with Jessica. "Are you feeling OK?"　　Jessica hurried downstairs. She was wearing a random dress picked from the wardrobe. The wind blew and the hem of the dress touched Terry's calf.　　Jessica raised her eyebrows. "I need to buy something."　　She sto

　　When Jessica woke up the next day, she felt much better. Although there was still mild pain, it was endurable.　　Jessica had a meeting early in the morning, so she woke up a little earlier than usual. She thus arrived at the company early.　　Wendy came in as soon as Jessica sat in her chair. "Good morning, Miss Hall."　　"Good morning, Wendy."　　"Miss Hall, do you want to suppress the gossip online?"　　Although Jessica didn't do or say anything, as the "female lead", she naturally drew a lot of attention. People commented on her.　　In fact, most of the people were not judging. They were just discussing which guy Jessica should choose.　　Some buzzkills did mention Jessica's three—year marriage with Lucas, though.　　But most of them were just idle beholders looking for juicy gossip.　　Jessica wasn't bothered. "Leave it be."　　Wendy nodded. "I see, Miss Hall."　　Most of the netizens were partial to Terry and Wendy saw no har

　　When the matter was exposed, discussions about Jessica and Lucas started again.　　When Hari learned about that, he thought Lucas had finally learned how to play tricks. Yet when he called Lucas, he realized that Lucas was not the mastermind.　　After hanging up the phone, Lucas' face darkened. Vincent felt a bit overwhelmed by Lucas' grim face. He thus said, "Mr. Thomas?"　　Lucas glanced at Vincent and said, "I'll go back to the Thomas' villa now and come back soon."　　Vincent did not dare to say anything else. He could only watch Lucas leave while holding the documents that needed to be handled immediately.　　On the way back, Lucas' face remained stern. He knew it must be Justin. He must have asked Dwayne to release the news.　　Lucas recalled what Jessica had said the other day and felt as if he was slapped by an invisible hand right in the face.　　The traffic light turned green, but Lucas didn't notice it until the following cars started to honk

　　"You may head out now," said Lucas as he gestured at Vincent.　　Vincent wasn't sure if it was just his illusion that he found Lucas a bit strange.　　Lucas seemed to be in a better mood?　　Not exactly.　　Anyway, Lucas looked less terrifying.　　But still terrifying.　　Vincent did not dare challenge Lucas. Thus, he responded and left.　　Lucas was left alone in the office.　　He glanced at the phone on his desk again. After a while, Lucas put the dumbphone into his pocket.　　Perhaps Vincent was right. How could Jessica let go of her affection for Lucas that had lasted for over ten years?　　The gossip over the land in the north was soon suppressed by Vincent, only a few hours after Dwayne posted it.　　Jessica soon found out about that, too. Jessica assumed that Lucas must have been behind that.　　Jessica knew about Lucas' pride throughout their three—year marriage. He disdained to play such a trick.　　Jessica didn't

　　Rebecca suddenly recalled that Lucas, who was never close to Rebecca, suddenly came to her to ask about Jessica. He wanted to know how Jessica spent those three years.　　Rebecca felt more determined and took the initiative to say, "Sorry for asking you out when you are so occupied, Jessica."　　Jessica had been silently sipping her coffee, waiting for Rebecca to speak. Jessica smiled faintly when she heard that. "Mrs. Thomas, it's very kind of you to say that. You've been asking to see me several times, yet I didn't meet with you until today. It's me who should say sorry. Besides, I was late today and kept you waiting. It's so rude of me."　　Rebecca found it hard to go on with Jessica's polite formula. The private room fell in silence. Rebecca felt so embarrassed, sitting there.　　Jessica didn't feel embarrassed. Rebecca must have something to say. Otherwise, she wouldn't have asked to meet with Jessica over and over again.　　Jessica poured herself a glass