From Heartbreak to Happily Ever After

Chapter 292

Randy’s gaze darted around the room as he deliberately avoided eye contact with her. Erica sensed something was amiss.

“Did something happen when you and Marion went abroad?”

“No, absolutely not. Don’t overthink it, and please, don’t mention it in front of Debra,”

Randy glanced around furtively, ensuring no one was within earshot. “Let’s not talk here. Come with me.”

He grabbed Erica and led her out of the house.

“Explain yourself, Randy. Explain right now,” Erica demanded.

Unbeknownst to them, Debra had overheard their exchange from the car. She rolled down the window, and Ben broke out in a cold sweat.

After a moment of tense silence, he asked, “Madam, should we get out?”

Debra didn’t respond. Her mind raced as she processed Randy and Erica’s peculiar behavior. It was evident that something had transpired between Cathryn and Marion.

“Let’s get out.”

the vehicle and

of elegance in her red gown. Her long. black hair cascaded down her back, and silver tassel earrings framed her face, accentuating her porcelain beauty. She instantly drew the attention of the crowd gathered outside

Ms. Frazier? What’s

read the news? She survived a disaster and divorced Mr. Nichols at

event and dressed so

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some nerve.”

ladies whispered among themselves.

his hand, halting Debra and Ben’s progress. “Please show

invitation with Tracy’s name on it. The guard scrutinized the invitation, his brow furrowing as he looked up at

up in something, and Ms.

guard hesitated for a moment before stepping aside to let them pass. However, this only served to fuel the gossip surrounding Debra’s arrival, with many speculating about her relationship

eyes were drawn to Debra as she made her entrance. Erica and Randy’s heated discussion also came to an abrupt

stammered, her shock

smile.

realized something and rushed to Debra’s side, grasping her arm anxiously. “Debra,

eyebrow raised inquisitively. “You didn’t seem to notify me either, did you, Randy?”

stumbled over his words. “I–I forgot.”