Honey, You're a Billionaire by Chandler Solar

Chapter 561 He Treats Rosie So Well

"Yes. You're right. This is the best outcome possible," Miles said, his voice as steady as ever as if nothing had changed. "I'm glad you're happy for Rosie. You don't have any objections to Grandpa's will, do you?" As he spoke, his eyes briefly flicked to Anastasia, who was still seated on the couch.

The news that Rose had inherited the entire Young family fortune would inevitably spread across Regalia, especially with the media present at the Xanth family banquet.

Although Chloe might not be aware yet, both Harriette and Anastasia had been there, so they were well-informed.

"None at all!" Harriette was quick to respond, her words bubbling out as if she were genuinely overjoyed.

"Grandpa took me in and gave me a home. I've always been so grateful for that. Any decision he made is the right one. "Besides, Rosie is Grandpa's real granddaughter, his bloodline. Everything in the Young family rightfully belongs to her!"

Her words were filled with so much sincerity that, if Miles hadn't already known she was an imposter, he might have believed her.

"What about you, Anastasia? What are your thoughts on this?" Harriette asked, trying to deflect the attention from herself for fear of her facade slipping. She swiftly turned to Anastasia, who was on the couch. In the brief moment when she turned her back to Rose and Miles, the joy on her face darkened, and her expression soured noticeably.

Anastasia witnessed the sudden shift and was momentarily taken aback. Harriette hadn't even bothered to hide her disdain. It was as if she didn't consider Anastasia worth the effort of pretending around. Feeling Miles' expectant gaze, Anastasia shrugged nonchalantly. "I have no objections either."

After all, there was nothing she could object to. Initially, she had contemplated claiming a share of the Young family's wealth.

However, she gradually realized that she couldn't outmaneuver Miles. His unwavering determination to honor Oliver's will and secure Rose's inheritance rendered any resistance futile.

Moreover, since Harriette's return, Anastasia had lost not only her opportunity to contest the will but also her status as the Young family's eldest daughter. Now, she was nothing more than a laughingstock within Regalia. Even armed with the knowledge of Harriette being an imposter, the repercussions had already taken their toll.

Her true identity had been exposed during that charity auction, where her deception of posing as the Young family's eldest daughter was revealed for all to see.

Even if the truth about Harriette was revealed, Anastasia knew she could never reclaim her status, so there was no point in resisting.

how long this imposter Harriette, who was actually

crossed her lips.

unfold. Still, it was for the best. At the very least, Jonathan now owed her a favor. With a soft chuckle, Anastasia rose from the

caught the intentionally carefree laughter. She turned to Miles, feigning

to Rose, her tone turned soothing. "Rosie, don't let her upset you. Anastasia has been with Young Group for

she's unhappy with Grandpa's decision, but

her but chose not to defend herself. She didn't

She wasn't upset-not at Anastasia, at least. In fact, the

She had

an attempt to coax her back to the Young Estate, but

I'll have it brought out right away," Patrick said as he

than usual, and Miles stayed

beside him, couldn't help but feel a

well," she commented, resting her chin in her hand,

have prompted Miles to swiftly balance his attention, serving

evening, an unusual pause hung in the air. He

Harriette was momentarily stunned.

shift, Miles finally scooped some of her favorite dishes and

Rosie are very dear to me," he said softly, his tone as warm

Miles had served. "You treat me very well, too, Miles!" she exclaimed, satisfaction evident

en

sight of Rose's contented smile, her inner turmoil resurfaced. She desperately wanted to ruin that smile and carry out the task Lizzie entrusted her with She was already plotting how to achieve it, completely overlooking the significance of Miles'

very dear to me," he had