Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 268

Selena's brow furrowed ever so slightly. The last person she wanted to deal with right now was Rebecca, especially after what almost happened with her child. Kathlen sauntered in with a smile, trailed by two servants carrying an assortment of gifts and tonics. "Selena, how are you feeling?" she asked as she approached the bedside, her voice gentle and her eyes full of concern. Selena and Kathlen didn't normally cross paths. They only really saw each other at family gatherings, and Selena had always kept things polite but distant.

This sudden warmth caught her off guard. But you don't turn away a friendly gesture, so Selena managed a polite smile. "Thank you for your concern, Kathlen. I'm feeling better. Please, have a seat."

Kathlen pulled up a chair and, after some small talk, dove into the reason for her visit. "Selena, I've come to apologize. I've been too lenient with Rebecca and letting her get away with too much. It's my fault for not raising her better!"

"I brought her here today to apologize to you. Selena, you're always fair-minded. I hope you'll be big-hearted and not hold a grudge against this naïve young girl."

Her words were nicely put but made Selena uneasy. Was she suggesting that Selena would be petty if she didn't forgive Rebecca? And why was she calling Rebecca, at 23, a "young girl?" Seriously?

Turning to Rebecca, who was glaring defiantly, Kathlen prompted, "Aren't you going to apologize to your cousin-in-law?"

one allowed to play the victim card? My ear is still ringing; she might have made me deaf. At best, it was mutual!" Getting more worked up, Rebecca started to rant, "You and my cousin take her side without question.

choice, then go

leaned casually against the doorway, his expression impassive, and his dark eyes fixed

and Rebecca

to see Everett

to his job. Selena, who hadn't seen him when she

surprised by his

had mentioned he

in, ignoring Kathlen and Rebecca, and went straight to Selena. Noticing her confusion,

still unused to

the room, landing on the mother and daughter with a detached tone. "If you're not here to sincerely apologize,