Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Selena said, "Why drag me into this when you're praising Callum?"

She was still married and had no interest in playing any sordid affair games like Everett. She had her principles and boundaries!

"Stop talking nonsense. Callum is such a great guy, and I'm not lucky enough to be with him!"

He was the type with a devoted heart, always loyal.

Ricky shook his head, blurting out, "How can you say that? If it hadn't been for three years ago..."

He suddenly caught himself, stopping abruptly.

"If it hadn't been for what?" Selena asked, noticing his odd behavior.

Ricky's eyes flickered with restraint, but he held back. "Never mind. I won't cause any more trouble or give Everett a chance to make fun of you, you can count on that."

"And... take care of yourself, too. When I graduate, I'll work hard to earn money. Then, I'll support mom and dad, and you, and won't let those Bennetts push you around anymore!"

throat and a thin layer of tears forming in her eyes. The little rascal really had

of her eyes, and spoke in a faux tough voice, "Enough. Who can mess with me? Just focus on your studies, and leave the rest to me. Let's go." With that, she

to Moon Bay. Ava, seeing her, exclaimed joyfully, "Ma'am, you're finally back to stay. What couple

...

them since they got married. She was a loyal supporter

hit it off. Selena found her words sweet. Now, they were nothing but an annoying

Make up? Yeah, right!

for another six months and couldn't blow their cover now. For the sake of peace, she put on a polite yet awkward smile and

the couch, she took out her phone, about

was getting an apology gift or vouching for

message, she heard a noise at the

to see Everett's tall figure appearing at the entrance, changing his shoes. He's

only five in the afternoon. Her eyes flickered with confusion, her mouth moving faster than her brain. "The Bennett Corporation

In

in his pockets, looking down at her with a mocking tone. "If the Bennett Corporation were to go under your

at each other's throats. Never a