CHAPTER 524 ARE YOU MADAM?

Henry knew what she was thinking just by looking at her.

She must be thinking about why the person she wanted to kill didn't die. On the contrary, she survived and came back to take revenge on her.

Henry said suddenly, "You should move out tomorrow."

Jacqueline’s mind was blank for a moment. "What did you say?”

Henry repeated, "I said, you should move out tomorrow."

Jacqueline opened her eyes widely and looked at him i n disbelief. "You're asking me to move out? Why?” Content from NôvelDr(a)ma.Org.

Henry answered her coldly, "I don't want Anna to be in the same environment as you. The things you do, your character, and your behavior will affect her. I don't want her to become like you."

Jacqueline shook her head violently. "No, I won't move! I’m your wife. Why should I move?”

"Because I’m the head of the Lancaster family, you must carry out my orders." Henry glared at her.

Jacqueline's chest rose and fell. "No, Henry. You can't d o this to me. Please, don't let me move out, okay?"

"There's no discussion. I’ll get Sue to come up tomorrow and pack your luggage." As his voice faded, Henry no longer looked at her, turned around, and walked towards the door.

This woman had gone mad and he was tired of looking after her.

When Joe found out all the crazy things she had done i n recent years, he would divorce her.

The Lancaster family couldn't have such a vicious and unscrupulous wife.

Henry walked out of the room. Jacqueline roared like crazy and her hands were constantly beating the quilt, making her look like a crazy woman.

It was all Yvonne's fault, that b*tch!

If it wasn't for Yvonne who suddenly sent her this courier, Henry would've never known that she attempted to commit a murder and wouldn't have let her move out of here. 1

All the nobles in the circle lived in this villa area. Once she moved out, they would immediately know that Henry drove her out.

Then they would discuss Henry not liking her and how she was about to lose her position as Mrs. Lancaster.

No, she must not lose her position as Mrs. Lancaster. She had nothing left. She only had this position, so she must not lose it.

As for Yvonne, she must look for her as soon as possible. Once she found her, she would kill her again. If she could almost kill Yvonne once or twice, she could kill her for the third time. She didn't believe that God could really protect Yvonne all the time and she couldn't be killed.

It was just that Jacqueline had no clue where Yvonne was now and Henry seemed to have decided to investigate her murder.

However, she wasn’t worried that Henry would find out that she killed Yvonne because she didn't leave any evidence when she tried to kill Yvonne twice in a row. Therefore, she wasn't worried at all about what Henry would find out.

But she still didn’t want Henry to investigate it because if Henry couldn't find out who she killed, he would find out other things that she did. Although she did it secretly, she still left some traces. And he would definitely divorce her at that time.

So she had to find a way to stop him.

Thinking of this, Jacqueline's eyes flashed gloomily. She grabbed her mobile phone at the bedside and made a call. "Hello, is this Dr. Ignis?"

Henry didn’t know that Jacqueline was going to stop him from investigating what she had done. He didn’t g o downstairs after he left her room. Instead, he went back to his room to wash up and rest.

He woke up early the next day.

When he woke up, he found a suit with tie clips and cuffs in the cloakroom. Then, he managed his hair a little before opening the door and going downstairs.

Seeing that Henry was dressed so formally, Sue couldn't help but wonder. "Sir, are you going out today?"

It was the weekend today.

Henry shook his head. "I’m not going out."

"Why are you dressed so formally if you're not going out?" Sue looked at him.

He could go to a banquet in this outfit.

Henry lowered his head to look at his body. A light flashed across his eyes, and he had no explanation.

Sue couldn't figure out what he was thinking. She wiped it away and asked, "By the way, sir, when will Miss Smith come over? Breakfast is almost ready."

Henry looked at his watch and said, "I don't know, just put it aside first."

It was almost eight o'clock now. She said that she would come in the morning, and she should be here within an hour or two.

Sue nodded. "Okay, I'll put it aside first."

Henry put down his wrist. "Sue, please go upstairs and pack for Jacqueline in a moment." "Huh?" Sue didn’t understand. "What is there to pack?"

Henry simply replied, "I asked her to move out."

Sue was overjoyed after hearing this. "Okay, I'll go as soon as I can.”

Sir had finally opened his eyes and was driving that woman out.

She had long wanted the woman to get out of the villa, but the woman always had the certificate of marriage from sir. She couldn't do that, so she had to endure it.

Finally, sir had proposed to let Jacqueline move out, which was really great.

Looking at the excitement in Sue’s eyes, Henry snorted softly.

He had always known the turmoil between Jacqueline and Sue.

So, it was no surprise that Sue would be so happy to hear that he asked Jacqueline to move out.

The doorbell rang suddenly just when he thought about it.

Henry's pupils trembled and he raised his eyes to look at the entrance.

Was she here?

Sue also thought of it and asked, "Sir, is Miss Smith here?"

Henry nodded slightly. "She should be.” "Then I’ll open the door!" Sue smiled and wiped her hands, took off her apron, and walked towards the hallway.

Henry wanted to remind her not to be too surprised when she saw her, but after thinking about it, he let it go.

Shannon's face was exactly the same as Yvonne’s. Even if he reminded Sue, Sue would still be surprised when she saw Shannon.

Sue went to the gate and opened it immediately without checking out the doorbell camera.

"It’s Miss..." Before she could finish her sentence, Sue’s eyes widened when she saw the person outside the door. "Madam?"

Hearing this long-lost 'madam,' Yvonne's felt a lump i n her throat, and she had the urge to cry and hug her.

But she finally held it back and looked at Sue who was in front of her with a distant and polite look. "Hello, are you Sue, the one that Henry mentioned?"

After six years, Sue looked old. Her temples had turned grey, her face had more wrinkles, and her body was much fatter than before.

This wasn't healthy fat, but puffiness.

"Madam, you're still alive? You're not dead?" Sue held out Yvonne’s hand tremblingly with red eyes.

Yvonne pretended to draw her hand twice and pretended that she couldn't pull it out. She let Sue hold her hand. "That... Sue, you've mistaken me for the wrong person. I'm not the madam that you mentioned."

"What are you talking about, madam? How can you not be madam?" Sue looked at Yvonne excitedly with wet eyes. "You're obviously madam.”

She recognized this face no matter what she looked like.

A strange expression flashed across Yvonne's face briefly before she brought her face closer to Sue and said, "But I'm really not your madam, Sue. You can take a good look at my face."

Sue didn't believe that she wasn't madam at all. When she said that, she looked at her face carefully.

At this time, Sue found out the difference and she frowned.

The mole on the corner of the eye!

As she remembered, there was no mole on the corner o f madam's eyes. However, the one standing in front of her had a mole on her face.

And eyes.

Madam had apricot eyes, but this lady in front of her had peach blossom eyes, and the voice was different. Madam's voice was gentle and pleasant, but this woman's voice was hoarse and heavy. 1 So this woman was really not madam?