Villains Act Shamelessly: The Heiress was the Great National Master!-Chapter 189: Butterfly Effect

Thea Shaw was brought home by Landon Ford.

If Thea Shaw looked closely, she could actually see some fatigue between Landon Ford’s brows during this period.

She initially wanted to tell him not to come looking for her and to focus on his own matters, but Landon Ford wouldn’t listen.

This left Thea Shaw a bit worried; what if one day, well, never mind—she didn’t want to jinx it with a curse.

But he was still young, and being busy shouldn’t be a problem, right? He looked quite resilient, after all.

With these thoughts in mind, Thea Shaw received some rather joyous news.

Julia Wyatt decided to get a divorce. She would go with Clara Tate to finalize it tomorrow, and coincidentally, it was their seventh anniversary.

People often speak of the seven-year itch; in the end, they couldn’t make it through.

However, it was Bambi’s kidnapping that prompted Julia Wyatt to consider divorce. Thea Shaw didn’t have the heart to ask for that ten million, but Florence Locke called and said, "Old Master Wyatt is very pleased, and they will take responsibility for sending you the ten million."

Thea Shaw said, "But it’s because her daughter got into trouble that she’s getting a divorce. We didn’t really do anything."

"Who says you didn’t do anything?" Florence Locke’s voice carried a deep meaning: "Old Master Wyatt saw it as a big help from you, so, of course, he’s willing to pay that money. If you hadn’t been there that day, do you think Julia Wyatt’s daughter would have made it out safely?"

Thea Shaw replied with a hint of confusion, "She probably could have, right? That underground passage was actually quite easy to find."

She had only harbored the possibility and went to the scene to take a look; in truth, if it weren’t for that monkey, Thea Shaw wouldn’t have been sure if she could have discovered that hole in time.

What she thought of, the police could have guessed too. However, the police did arrive a bit late because they ran a bit faster after receiving the video.

"The master recently learned a new term, ’butterfly effect.’ A butterfly flapping its wings could cause a hurricane on the other side of the world. How fascinating, wouldn’t you say?"

Thea Shaw squinted her eyes.

The master was different from her; she came directly from the Women’s Respect Country, and before this, the identity of Florence Locke was just a regular female executive.

Thea Shaw was different; she lived in modern society first and then traveled to the Women’s Respect Country, only to return again.

This did indeed cause a butterfly effect.

For instance, her previous mindset would not have been as peaceful as it is now; returning to the Sutton Family would certainly have led to chaotic events.

But those things never happened.

She didn’t think too much about it and just said, "I think Julia Wyatt’s fate is quite good, so I wasn’t worried about her daughter having any problems at that time."

"Yes, she does have good fortune."

Florence Locke yawned lightly, "Alright, no more talking, the master is sleepy."

Thea Shaw said, "Alright then, you go to sleep, master. Goodnight."

Thea Shaw hung up the phone, pondering carefully. Her existence would certainly bring about some butterfly effects, but that was predestined. After all, who knew she would time travel before?

Thea Shaw soon stopped thinking much about it and happily went to take care of her bedtime routine.

At this moment, far away at the Wyatt Family’s home, Julia Wyatt was discussing the divorce with Clara Tate in the company of her parents.

Due to the incident with Bambi and Julia Wyatt’s off-kilter emotions, Clara Tate had taken leave from work for the past two days and stayed at the Wyatt home.

But when the topic of divorce came up, unexpectedly, he didn’t agree.

Unfortunately, it was too late.