Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier) novel Chapter 179

Chapter 179 

“Why don’t you just coax him for a month and discuss the divorcel 

Later?” 

Hazel was frantic. If Lily and Xavier divorced now and Lily didn’t get pregnant, it would be over for real. 

Lily rested her head against the back of the seat, raising her hand to press hard against her temple. “I can’t hold on any longer!” 

“Is it him insisting on the divorce?” Hazel’s tone suddenly shifted. “If he’s not showing any mercy, you can threaten him with a divorce. 

” he doesn’t agree, expose the marriage and demand an explanation from the Fulton family. He was the one who wanted to marry you, and now he says he doesn’t want you?” 

Hael’s Incessant chatter in the quiet space made the air in the car feel thin and suffocating 

“The medical bills for Hayden were just paid a couple of days ago. You’ve got a month to sell the house. The money must go into Hayden’s hospital account, so even if something happens to the Joyner family, there will be money for his treatment. You’ll regret it if you don’t do as I say.” 

Lily interrupted Hazel, explained the situation, and ended the call. She believed that Bobby and Hazel wouldn’t gamble on Hayden’s life. 

Throwing her phone aside, she buckled her seatbelt, started the car engine, and headed straight for Glenview Villa 

At 11:00 pm, the wind howled outside, and the car windows fogged up. When the road became hard to see, Lily realized she hadn’t turned on the heater. 

She immediately switched on the heater, wiped the glass, and continued driving. An hour later, she arrived at Glenview Villa. The entire villa was dark. 

After exiting the car, she reached through the fence, opened the gate, and entered the yard. 

Standing in the center of the yard, looking at the villa, she remembered the first time she had come here. 

The yard had been in disarray, overgrown with wild grass, and scattered with gravel and construction debris. 

She had planted every flower and plant in the yard except for the interior decoration. 

Once the house was renovated, she had imagined daily what it would be like to live here. But she never expected that someone else would move in before 

her 

She climbed a few steps, paused to stare at the changed electronic lock, and then turned around to retrieve a spare key hidden beneath a small flower pot 

on the table. 

She unlocked the door, entered, and turned on the light in the foyer. 

On the foyer cabinet, there was a man’s lighter. She had seen an identical one many times with Xavier. 

Sheganced at it momentarily, picked it up, and walked into the living room. She crouched by the floor–to–ceiling windows, lit the lighter, and set the 

curtains on fire. 

The curtains were thick, and the small flame burned slowly and steadily. 

She stood up, searched around, and set anything flammable alight. Then, she walked back to the foyer and pressed the fire alarm. 

The sharp sound echoed throughout the villa. She had already left the house, watching the small flames grow bigger in the living room.