Urging Him to Get a Divorce (Aveline and Xavier) novel Chapter 751

**Title: A Divorce 751**

“He mentioned he would persuade his brother to invest in my film, but alas, his brother turned him down flat. Then he had the audacity to tell me to remain patient and concentrate on crafting a stellar script first.”

Josephine sighed, the weight of her aspirations pressing heavily on her shoulders. “Just the thought of putting pen to paper sends a wave of anxiety coursing through me. With everything swirling in my mind, how can I possibly zero in on writing?”

Courtney, her mother, sat quietly, a knot of regret tightening in her chest. She couldn’t shake the feeling that pushing Josephine toward directing might have been a grave mistake. It was painfully evident that Josephine lacked the innate passion and talent for it.

In a moment of reflection, Courtney couldn’t help but wish she had guided Josephine towards a path more suited to her strengths, like architecture, just as she had done with Aveline. Aveline, brimming with potential, was barely in her early twenties and already juggling significant projects for Crestmark, a feat that made Courtney swell with pride.

“Didn’t Leona mention that she had already reached out to investors regarding funding for your movie?” Courtney prodded, hoping for a glimmer of optimism.

Josephine’s impatience flared. “She expects me to present a script to the investors, but I haven’t even managed to write a single word yet!” Her frustration was palpable, a storm brewing behind her eyes.

Courtney felt a wave of exasperation wash over her. Was her daughter destined to repeat her own missteps? How could Josephine lack even the most basic skills or talent? The thought gnawed at her.

“Let’s put this aside for now,” Courtney said, her voice firm yet laced with concern. “Go to your room and gather your valuables. We need to lay low while your father is away. I have a feeling the loan sharks will be making their rounds again soon.”

Josephine’s brow furrowed in confusion. “Mom, where exactly are we supposed to hide?”

“Just trust me and follow my lead.”

With a heavy heart, Josephine retreated to her bedroom, but not before grabbing her phone and dialing Marcus’s number, a flicker of hope igniting within her.

Meanwhile, Aveline was consumed with worry over her maternal grandparents’ trip. She felt an urgency to check in, so she called her grandmother, seeking reassurance.

“We’re in our own car, trailing Mr. Charles Beltran’s vehicle, and Xavier’s car is right behind us,” Paulina assured her, her voice steady.

Aveline took a deep breath, feeling somewhat relieved. She had faith in the driver Sebastian had recommended, and with Miranda accompanying her grandparents, they should be in good hands.

Determined to focus, she turned her attention back to her work, immersing herself in the tasks at hand.

Julian and Jasmine had made the decision to return to the city early, leaving their work behind.

The group, consisting of the Millers and the Chus, arrived at The Chu’s Hotel nestled in the breathtaking Six Peaks Mountain. Paulina glanced at the clock, curiosity evident in her tone. “I wonder what time Chloe Baldwin finishes her shift.”

Xavier, ever the attentive one, replied, “She should be off soon. The manager will escort you to the private dining room, and I’ll head upstairs to find Aveline.”

He had meticulously arranged for a spacious private dining room with the hotel manager. Their plan was simple: enjoy dinner at the hotel before retreating to the villa for some much-needed rest.

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