All Chapters of The Humble Ex-Wife Is Now A Brilliant Tycoon: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Fay smiled and said, "Okay," as she deftly prepared for Bush. Bush approached Ingrid and took her pulse. He then administered medicine and treatment to her. Fay would always give Bush what he needed when he extended his hand. They collaborated with ease. The servants, announced Bush’s arrival, and Teddy, Lara, and Toni rushed over on the opposite side of the hallway because it was Fay that directed Bush to Ingrid’s room earlier.The scene inside Ingrid’s room caused the three of them to pause and stand there in a stupor when they reached the door. It took Toni five seconds to regain consciousness. She looked puzzled and asked, "What is it about Fay that is so remarkable? She has been accepted as a pupil by Doctor Bush, who normally does not accept apprentices. Does it mean that I can do it too if someone as worthless as she can?”Lara’s gaze brightened.With excitement, she turned to face Toni and exclaimed, "That's correct! Why can't you do what Fay can? You should go pay your res

“What? Why?” Celia yelled and Toni knew she was angry now. She then proceeded to tell Celia all that transpired at home. "Are you serious? Is Fay the student of Doctor Bush? How?” Celia asked. Her palm gripping the phone had to stiffen as her eyes widened in surprise. She was a little alarmed to hear this news. In the end, Teddy’s divorce from Fay was motivated by more than just his dislike for her; he believed that she was a lifeless, unattractive woman who was as bland as water. However, following the divorce, Fay often displayed remarkable skills and several personas in front of Teddy. It now transpired that Fay was Bush’s pupil. Furthermore, Teddy had stated that he preferred strong, attractive women. Celia pondered whether he was likely to find Fay attractive now. She wished she could take a plane home in a matter of minutes because she had a sudden and intense sense of panic. This issue also greatly irritated Toni. With a heavy sigh and a slightly sorrowful tone, she said, "

"You... You..." Toni was unable to argue with Fay or win. Her chest was about to burst with rage. "What's wrong?” Fay smiled and responded, "are you fine," which only made Toni more irate. "You bitch, I..." Trying to rip her face to shreds, Toni lost her rage and charged forward. Unexpectedly, Teddy stopped her before she could get to Fay and gave her a stern look. "That's enough! Clean up this mess right away and stop causing unreasonable trouble." "I'm not solely to blame. Why...do I need to tidy up? Fay and I ought to tidy up together,” Toni was still bitter and angry despite her fear of Teddy. "Why should I clean it up with you?" she asked, unable to let Fay off so easy. I didn't smash these things; you did.”Fay thought Toni was really foolish, immature, and unintelligent. "I... So what if I broke these things? You are the one who started this situation, and you also bear some responsibility for it." Toni was irrational and blamed Fay for the situation. "What do you think

Fay had finished her meal and used a tissue to daintily clean her mouth as they were conversing. She simply gave Lara a half-smile while acknowledging that she was being criticized. "Mrs. Ward, I saved a member of your family, and I think you should even respectfully send breakfast to my room," Fay said. “However, you continue to accuse me, and I have to go down to breakfast myself. Is that appropriate, in your opinion? I was reprimanded by you for not understanding the regulations. But you're the one who doesn't understand the rules, in my opinion." Lara was unable to deny what Fay had said. Her face was dark and her chest was heaving as she pointed at Fay, but she was unable to respond. Celia swiftly moved in front of Lara and accused Fay in what she believed to be a righteous tone, knowing that it was her chance to demonstrate her consideration. "Miss Roy, you are younger than aunt. Your way of talking to her is completely out of place. To avoid upsetting her too much, you coul

After finally softening, Ingrid’s expression turned exceedingly harsh once more. "Toni, Miss Thame is innocent and unrelated to our family," she said. “What happens if she is unable to marry in the future? Avoid talking gibberish. Calm down." Toni was upset because she believed her grandmother was too perplexed. Why did she insist on inviting Fay, that worthless rural bumpkin, to marry Teddy? Celia is very intelligent, considerate, and filial. However, Ingrid simply disliked Celia.She must have been too elderly and confused to distinguish between good and bad. It didn't matter, though; she was given the crucial responsibility of altering her grandmother's obstinate way of thinking. "Grandma, my brother is the one Celia will eventually wed. What's wrong with me expressing that? However, you are aware that my brother and Fay are no longer together, so why do you wish to make them? There are other women in the world besides Fay you know. Why don't you give my brother an opportunity to