Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Tears streamed down Margot's face. "Everett, are you saying I made up that fall to frame her?"

Everett, phone in hand, called Derick to bring the car around to the hospital entrance. He pocketed the phone, hands casually in his pockets, and stared down at her. "Or do you think I should check the surveillance footage?" Margot bit her lip, lost for words.

"Margot, I'll do what I promised you, nothing else..." Everett left the sentence hanging, his dark eyes lingering on her for a moment before he turned and walked away with long strides.

Margot watched him go, her face ashen. He was warning her to cut out the scheming. But how could she just let it go? If it hadn't been for that accident, she would be Mrs. Bennett by now!

...

Selena awoke to bright sunlight, finding herself in an unfamiliar hotel room, wearing nothing but a bathrobe. The sound of water stopped from the bathroom, and she sat up in a panic, her head pounding and her limbs heavy from the hangover. She couldn't remember if she'd done anything she'd regret.

Her mind was a blur, with only snippets of memory. The last thing she recalled was collapsing onto a bench by the road. Then someone came, and she'd let all her frustrations out on them. How had she ended up here?

stopped, and the bathroom door opened. Footsteps approached, but Selena kept her head down, imagining all

came

in a loose robe, towel-drying her hair. Relief washed over her, and tears filled her eyes. "Joy, what are you doing here? Were you with me

back. "You have no idea how

her

became one of her infamous moments. She tried not to drink too much to avoid embarrassment. But last

God it was you. If I'd done something truly awful, how could I ever

the towel aside,

a look of

Campbell who

out on the

to take you home, but you went off on him, venting