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In the tense silence that stretched out, Michael made no move to let Shelia get up.

Edgar, trying to smooth over the situation, interjected, "Jade was indeed harsh with Ms. Frazier, but it was due to old grudges. I had a long talk with her last night, and she assured me that she'd let go of the past."

He turned to Shelia, his gaze encouraging. "Jade, didn't you say last night that you were ready to bow and apologize to Ms. Frazier?"

Shelia nodded eagerly, her eyes wide and repentant. She stepped forward and bowed deep. "Debra, I'm truly sorry. I let my feelings for Mr. Nichols cloud my judgment, and I did terrible things to you out of jealousy. I hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me." Debra looked at Shelia's innocent face, her brow furrowing slightly. Shelia seemed genuinely repentant, but Debra knew better than to take things at face value.

There were only two reasons for such a drastic change: either Shelia had truly turned over a new leaf, perhaps under the influence of true love, or she was biding her time, playing the victim until she could strike back.

Given her recent dream, Debra believed it was the former. A leopard never changed his spots.

voice steady and clear. "A

to hit me back, I won't utter a word

made it seem like Debra was the

Debra raised an eyebrow,

appropriate. Mr. Houston gave me five billion as a settlement for the slap from Mr. Odom. So, Miss Miles, if

blanched, her eyes widening

Blair, she'd only received a million as pocket money. Where was she supposed to

deep breath, his jaw tightening. "Ms. Frazier, that sounds an awful lot

acknowledgment that resolving this isn't as simple as a bow. Besides, she hurt Michael, my

If his face, a star's most valuable asset, is damaged, even

audacity. The head of McKinney Group, a woman with billions to her name, was playing the poverty card with a straight