Celestial Queen: Revenge Is Sweet When You’re A Zillionaire Heiress

Chapter 655

Chapter 655: The way Harlee affectionately pronounced Nyomis name stirred a faint flutter in Evitas heart.

Nyomi? The nanny she had dismissed to the countryside? Evitas expression clouded with displeasure.

Despite having reconnected with the Sanderson family for a while, Harlee had never addressed Evita with such warmth.

From the moment Harlee returned, Evita had taken it upon herself to establish dominance, ensuring Harlee understood she couldnt lean on the Sanderson family as Skyla had.

Evita even went so far as to forbid Harlee from addressing her by her first name, creating a deliberate barrier between them.

However, Harlee showed little interest in bridging the gap with Evita.

Following the rift between the Juarez and Sanderson families, the atmosphere at every gathering grew charged with tension, making any affectionate references to Evita by her name unthinkable.

Thus, throughout these months, Evita never once heard Harlee address her tenderly.

hadnt called her

such warmth, a peculiar feeling stirred in Evitas heart, a sensation she

within her was struggling to

floor, Evita pondered

at the forefront of her priorities, even favoring Valentina over Skyla, treating Skyla

of Skylas birth vividly, how the excitement had kept her awake

that Skyla, having married well,

granddaughters preference for a nannys affection over her approval, Evita began

been mistaken all along? Had she truly made a mistake in her choices? Evita had just come to the unsettling realization

popped into Evitas

that they might serve as her foundation of support? Was it wrong to strike a balance between Valentina and the Juarez family by asking Skyla to make a few concessions for Valentina, who wasnt related by blood? Evita mentally listed over a dozen

being labeled as unfilial than offer her support to

why, and at such a crucial moment, Skyla

she had chosen a nanny over her own mother? But what truly bewildered Evita was Harlee, her granddaughter, who had never warmed

Harlee continued