Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 164

Selena knew Joy wasn't just bragging. As the head honcho of PR at Bennett Corporation, she was in tight with all sorts of media folks. Her smooth-talking, generous gestures, and knack for getting along with people, combined with the Bennett Corporation clout, meant the press was always ready to play ball with her.

Getting front-page headlines was a walk in the park for Joy, but what really set her apart was how these media outlets acted as her eyes and ears. She could easily get the scoop on anything she wanted and dig into any story effortlessly.

Even though Selena was a journalist with her own network and channels, there were some things she preferred to keep at arm's length.

"Joy, there's no way Lydia's dodging a legal bullet, so let's not waste time on her. I actually need your help with something else."

Joy perked up right away. "Name it, and I'll get it done!"

"Remember when I told you how Everett used me to butter up a business partner?" Selena said, her eyes dropping as she idly turned her teacup. "He swears it wasn't him and promised to get to the bottom of it."

"I figured. Everett wouldn't sink that low," Joy replied, not surprised but a bit relieved. Still, she noticed the worry on Selena's face.

So, she asked, "If it wasn't Everett, why the long face?"

Selena met her gaze with a slight lift of her eyelids, countering with, "If not Everett, who else could it be?"

The answer was implied: who else but the ambitious Margot?

investigate, she worried

vowed, "Selena, I'll dig

each step exuding

face was like a thundercloud, as if the world owed him

and looked at Joy with half-open eyes. "What's so pressing you had

those who knew him could feel

her voice trembling.

Words failed her.

Selena

push

about to let Everett

not oriend around, especiallet

that was his own to doing. Content

asked her here. If you've got beef, take it up with

locked onto hers, his emotions a tangled mess. He was her husband, but

pinched her waist. "Only

really riling

to fire back but held her

all unfold, felt