Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 222

That night, Everett didn't come home. Selena finally enjoyed a rare good night's sleep without his relentless demands. She woke up well past sunrise.

When she headed downstairs for lunch, she noticed Ava acting a bit off. Curious, Selena asked what was going on, but Ava just shook her head and said it was nothing, diving into some busywork to avoid the topic. Selena didn't push further, but her instincts tingled when she saw the newspapers and magazines had all mysteriously disappeared. Something was definitely up.

After lunch, she took her time wandering through the little garden, feeding the koi in the pond before heading back upstairs. Once in her room, she settled onto the couch with her iPad, casually scrolling through social media.

She didn't even have to look hard; the news was everywhere. Everett had been seen sneaking back to the apartment of a rising starlet in the middle of the night, igniting rumors of a fresh romance.

Selena was caught off guard, not by the scandal itself, but by the fact that Everett's latest fling was someone new - it had always been Margot before! No wonder he hadn't come home; he'd spent the night at his new crush's place.

crying emojis and heartbreak. Meanwhile, Nadia's fans were

few comments reminded everyone that Mr. Bennett had a wife, pondering what

Bennett had enjoyed the perks of fame and wealth; she shouldn't expect more, or she might find herself divorced!] Such remarks used to boil her blood, driving her to argue anonymously online. But now, she just shrugged them off with a laugh. After all, expecting love from a man who didn't care was the

speculation. It didn't take long for rumors to swirl about Nadia leaving her career behind to marry into

and lack of decency Nadia had apparently orchestrated the whole affair, hiring paparazzi to

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get some new outfits for her uncle for the upcoming season. With her aunt out of

as the sales associate brought it over, a glamorous woman in dark sunglasses approached. She was

barely glanced at her, replying with cool indifference,