Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 566

"She probably hasn't gone far. If Mr. Everett wants to catch up, he's still got time."

Everett wasn't bothered in the slightest; in fact, he seemed to be soaking up her little fit of jealousy. He pulled her in closer, his eyes full of meaning. "Don't you know where my heart truly lies, Mrs. Bennett?"

She couldn't care less where his heart lay. If it weren't for little Mateo, she wouldn't have been here at all.

"Mommy!"

Little Mateo, with his tiny legs pumping, broke through the crowd and dashed over, flinging himself into his mother's arms, his eyes red from crying. Selena crouched down and scooped him up, covering his little face with kisses.

The familiar scent of home on her son calmed her anxious heart.

No mother could stand by and watch her child suffer without doing something, even if it meant sacrificing herself.

Seeing the three of them together was truly heartwarming.

Selena was no longer the timid, unremarkable Mrs. Bennett of the past. Now, she shone brightly, exuding presence and determination. She had transformed from a young woman into a mature one, ready to take on the role of the Bennett family's matriarch. Just moments ago, she had effortlessly handled the woman outside with a few choice words, not even causing a ripple.

Out of sight, out of mind, as they say.

with admiration often comes

Everett and Selena had divorced, and Selena had spent three years abroad. Rumor had it that during those years, she had

hinted

lazily over the gossipmonger, sending a chill down their spine and silencing them with his

the matter would die down, but

curiosity, to clear up any misconceptions and stop rumors from spreading, let me set

at his wife and son with deep

I have

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because she had given up her career for our marriage and family. Later,

to welcome my wife and son back

watched his performance

glances,

current

previous gossip

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show of support caught everyone

gaze swept over the

end to any gossip about my wife. She's only ever been with me, and any insult to her is

I'm not one to