Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 379

The man couldn't help but chuckle, his long fingers playfully tapping her upturned nose. "Alright, just for you, my little treasure hunter!"

Only then did Selena's smile finally break free.

That evening, Everett pulled Selena into his arms, drifting into a deep sleep together.

As she listened to his steady, rhythmic breathing, her thick eyelashes fluttered gently before she slowly opened her eyes.

Never underestimate your opponent-this was a lesson she had learned from her years of chasing stories.

Back then, she had walked out of the club's grand doors without a hitch, just a step away from flagging down a taxi to make her escape. But then, a sudden chill ran down her spine. Was Everett's slip-up tonight a mere accident, or was it on purpose?

Clearly, it was the latter.

He was always so deep and methodical, a master at playing with people's emotions. There was no way he'd leave such an obvious gap in his defenses.

This was just a test.

She reckoned she wouldn't get far before being caught, and then... well, what awaited her would likely be even harsher.

his guard

let

day, Everett cleared his schedule and whisked Selena away on his

across from her as he sipped his coffee. "Why are we going to France? Is

a

wanted to go on a honeymoon after we got married? I never had the chance back then, so I'm making it up

their marriage, he had taken Margot on countless trips abroad, tagging along on her global tours. When did he ever

it. Yet here he was, putting on a show of affection

scoffed, though she kept a smile on her face.

famous for its vacation spots, boasting beautiful landscapes and fresh air. Everett and Selena checked into an incredibly luxurious castle, one of his private properties. He casually mentioned that

wanted to go

realized her understanding of him

like a

hot springs by afternoon-Everett hadn't indulged in such leisure, free from

him, it always felt like wasting time,

by his side, watching her face light up

this is what life

after a

had naturally worn her out,

who barely stepped