A Farewell After Being Reborn

Chapter 59

Priscilla chuckled. “You know about Ben being blackmalled, right?”

Sage was startled. “So, you knew about it, Mrs. Xenith?”

“Just call me Priscilla.” Priscilla had a mocking look on her face. “I don’t think the title of Mrs. Xenith suits me anymore.”

Priscilla said that she had only learned of Benjamin’s terrible deeds after receiving the news last night.

“What do you plan to do, then, Priscilla?”

Sage knew that in their more than 20 years of marriage, they were joined by familial ties, children, and benefits. It wouldn’t be easy for them to file for

divorce.

This was also why many women chose to silently endure it even after they found out that their husbands were cheating.

It was especially so for people with a high status and reputation like Priscilla. She would be even more reluctant to show her bad sides to the public.

Priscilla drank some tea. She didn’t intend to hide her decisions. “I refuse to tolerate any infidelity. Ben has to pay the price for this incident.”

Even though this was only their second meeting, Sage admired Priscilla a lot for her fearless personality.

you thought it through? Mimosa is about to finance and go public. It cannot afford even the slightest mistake,

biggest problem,

capable of destroying the foundation they had painstakingly built just because they were furious.

me to endure it?” Priscilla returned the question.

any decisions. But I know. that no matter what decision you make, you definitely have a reason for it.

I can help with, feel free to

smiled. “Ms. Joyner, you’re a kind woman, just like Tiana. However, I’m very sorry

okay.” After what happened, Sage couldn’t

anymore.

have something to deal with, so I’ll be off now.”

turned around and asked, “Ms. Joyner, if Mimosa changes its flavor, do you think it’s still

understood what Priscilla meant.

you mean that Mr. Xenith might withdraw his

and strategies in this

out

of Priscilla’s thoughts, but she wasn’t very

because of its long–standing history and its status as an intangible cultural heritage. If it lost that part of it, Sage couldn’t tell what would become of it in the

matter wasn’t exposed, and she didn’t know Priscilla either.

this life, because of Sage’s changes, many things had

left the spa, it was