Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 2165

Mavis stayed quiet, though deep down, she had suspected for days that Nathaniel was behind the incident too.

She just had not said anything.

Evan reassured her, "Mae, don't worry. Now that everyone knows you're going to court for the divorce, it actually works in your favor. With so many people watching, Nathaniel won't be able to back out, even if he wanted to."

Reporters were already waiting at the courthouse, eager to break the news when Nathaniel and Mavis finalized their divorce.

With so much public attention, Nathaniel would have no choice but to follow through.

Evan was thrilled with his plan, believing it would be enough to stop Nathaniel from pulling any tricks.

"Let's go, Mae. We're going to be late if we don't leave now."

Mavis did not entirely approve of Evan's decision to involve the media and pressure Nathaniel with public opinion. Still, she knew it would help her achieve her main goal—ensuring the divorce went smoothly.

With that, the two headed downstairs.

As soon as Mavis stepped outside, reporters quickly surrounded her and bombarded her with questions.

"Mrs. Nicholls, is it true that you're finalizing your divorce today?"

"Will you be fighting for custody of your son?"

"Sources say you'll be walking away with nothing from the divorce. Is it because you're at fault?"

"Is the reason for your split with Mr. Nicholls due to your involvement with Mr. Mueller? If not, what caused the breakdown of your marriage?"

"Mrs. Nicholls, could you please clarify?"

"Mrs. Nicholls…"

Mavis froze, not knowing how to respond.

Evan quickly stepped in front of her, shielding her from the reporters and answering for her.

"Mae and Mr. Nicholls have agreed to finalize their divorce today at 9 a.m. This was confirmed by Mr. Nicholls himself. We ask that you all bear witness to the end of their marriage!"

The reporters erupted into more questions, voices coming from all directions.

Evan quickly tried to disperse the crowd.

"If you keep blocking her, Mae will be late. How about you all follow us to the court, and you can ask your questions after they've finalized their divorce?"

His words surprisingly worked, and many reporters cleared a path for them.