Heartbreak Brings Mr. Right by PASSION

Avoid speaking ill of others.

I’d prefer you not to behave this way.

”

Miranda scoffed in response.

“Have you ever heard me insult anyone other than that bitch? She’s the only one who deserves it.

”

Resentment filled Miranda’s eyes and creased her brows as she spoke about Selah.

Observing her obedient son defending Selah, Miranda tightened her grip on the sofa’s armrest and fixed a sharp gaze on Arturo.

“Arturo, that bitch takes after her mother.

If her mother hadn’t disguised herself as a secretary, infiltrated your father’s company, enticed him into infidelity, and leaked Yates Group’s business secrets to our rival, we wouldn’t have faced the financial crisis back then.

Your father wouldn’t have been labeled a financial criminal, and he wouldn’t have tragically struck Selah’s mother with his car and taken his own life at home.

I brought Selah back home to have her work as a servant.

I wanted her to make amends for what her mother had done to our family.

But this bitch enticed you while I was away.

Is she aiming to ruin us, just like her mother? I just kicked her out.

mercy that I didn’t beat her

”

I have done for this family since your father’s demise, right?

kept a firm grip on the reins, the

be the esteemed head of the Yates family

of the attempt on

to safeguard the Yates Group and you, nearly losing my

you’re still entangled with the daughter of

sense of

the bar too high for

was a decent, educated,

it was inconceivable for that

she had become a renowned actress, it was

opposed Arturo’s connection with Selah, the daughter of their

nothing to dispel the darkness and chill that had settled

“I know all this.

you, I don’t care for

was drunk and

got married, has a

bringing this up

Miranda had banished

Arturo had suppressed his longing for Selah, never visiting her until a business trip brought

hate, sorrow, and a

questioned why they should bear the resentment of

battles were brutal, and Selah’s mother ultimately sacrificed her

feud should have ended

nor Selah owed anything for