Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Selena knew better than to expect anything good from Margot, who always played the innocent card.

"You really don't need to ask her. She's a disgraced heiress, who's lost her husband's favor and is about to be shown the door. What could she possibly afford? The original price has already left her broke." Margot cackled, feeling full of herself. "She's not like me... My boyfriend spoils me. I can buy whatever I want."

She gave her assistant a sly wink, and the assistant handed over her wallet. Margot pulled out a black card and flashed it around for everyone to see.

Selena recognized it right away-it was Everett's supplementary card, which meant he had given one to Margot too.

She was bewildered. Sure, Margot's career was going well, but could she afford the pendant? That was over the top. Turned out, she was leaning on Everett's wealth.

Selena's heart gave a painful lurch.

When she got Everett's supplementary card, she was over the moon. She believed Everett was just shy and not a man of many words, but deep down, he liked her. Otherwise, why would he be so generous?

Now, staring at the same black card with Margot, she realized she was just fooling herself.

What she believed was special and exclusive was actually nothing at all!

you might as well leave and stop wasting my time." Margot gloated, handing the black card to the salesperson. "Pick out a couple of bracelets for me, and

a hint of apology, she turned to Selena. "Ms. Selena, if you're not going to raise your

unexpectedly broke into a

see Selena all worked up, but no-Selena was cool

to get her to forgive Ricky, and now that

just too

across from Selena, subtly flaunting her diamond ring, which

Selena acted like she

and she wasn't going to waste it. She lifted her chin arrogantly. "Selena,

pendant?"

en

to admire it, and then let it slip. The pendant hit

no, it's

feigning

at Selena. "Good thing it's mine now. I was just buying