Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Margot's eyes went wide with shock, and Wendy looked just as stunned.

Who would have thought that the low-key, hardly noticeable Selena was Ink and Insight's famous lead journalist known as S?

With a sly grin, Selena headed towards the door. As she brushed past Margot, she paused momentarily and added, "Don't even dream about getting featured in Ink & Insight ever again."

Back in her car, Selena pulled out a pen, clicked the cap, and Margot's brazen words echoed loud and clear.

As a journalist, she was used to recording conversations for work. It helped her organize material later. But this time, she did it on purpose.

She planned to sue Everett for cheating, and he challenged her to show proof. Well, wasn't this just a gift on a silver platter?

A knock on the car window startled Selena, and there stood Margot, sporting sunglasses.

Selena rolled down the window, giving her a sideways glance.

In a hushed tone, Margot sneered, "Selena, do you really think you can hold onto the Mrs. Bennett title forever? Everett said what happened last time was just a wake-up call. If you don't catch on, it won't just be one man seeking your pleasure next time." Selena's face went ashen, her eyes filled with a fierce resolve, as if ready to tear Margot apart.

glare, Margot managed

wash over her, a painful ache

to be this bold in front of the legitimate wife, it was only because Everett allowed it. He never treated Selena as his wife, so naturally, others didn't respect her either. It seemed like anyone could step all over her. Sitting in the driver's seat, watching the

like forever,

life with a lavish dinner, followed by karaoke and clubbing until

let off some steam, Selena quickly replied: [Send me the

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not have been as prestigious as the Bennetts, they had plenty of

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rich kid, living a

she suggested meeting at the top hotel

was on the top

and center, with godlike features, dark eyes, broad shoulders, and long legs

it be

the heartthrob, today he looked even more irresistible in a custom black tailcoat, exuding a charm that was hard to