Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 269

Rebecca sobbed as she struggled to her feet, her defiance crumbling. With great effort, she managed to mutter, "I'm sorry. I'm really sorry."

It was obvious her apology wasn't genuine.

Everett fixed her with a steady gaze, his dark eyes unwavering as he asked calmly, "Sorry to whom?"

Rebecca's face was a mess, streaked with tears and smeared makeup, resembling a sad clown.

"Mrs... Mrs. Bennett, I'm sorry, okay? Is that enough?" she blurted, feeling her dignity being ground into the dust. Unable to bear the humiliation any longer, Rebecca turned and fled.

Kathlen watched, feeling a deep sense of embarrassment and shame. "Everett, Selena, it's our fault for spoiling her. We'll make sure she learns her lesson. As for these health supplements..." she said, gesturing to the two servants. They promptly placed their gifts on the coffee table.

"These are some top-notch herbs that are really good for your health," Kathlen explained. "Especially this box of pills. My father and a renowned herbalist tracked them down. Since you've been feeling weak, they'll be excellent for your recovery." Selena glanced at the box of pills, clearly taken aback.

Hodge family was known for their pharmaceutical expertise and long-standing connections with esteemed herbalists. Over the years, they'd acquired many rare and powerful remedies. Some were now lost or incomplete, reducing their potency. The pills in Selena's hand were a rare treasure; the Hodge family only had two boxes left. One had already been given to Josh, with impressive

"Kathlen, I'm recovering well. I don't

no," Kathlen insisted.

be so formal. Rebecca's caused trouble more than once... Just take

en

AQUMS

found it difficult to refuse. She discreetly nudged Everett's

at the pills and finally said, "Kathlen, we appreciate your kindness. We'll take them." Kathlen breathed

dishes for you she offered cheerfully. With her background as a pharmacist, she created dishes that were both tasty and

warmly. "That sounds

be on my way," Kathlen said, leading the two servants

car, leaning against the window. When Kathlen got in, Rebecca scooted away, sulking and turning