Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 579

Yasmine couldn't stand Joy.

Coming from a wealthy family, Joy was the quintessential spoiled princess, always looking at her like she was nothing more than an ant, never worthy of her attention. Even when she offered to help, it was with this air of superiority. What was Joy so proud of anyway? She just happened to be born into the right family. If they both started from scratch, Yasmine was confident she could hold her own against her!

But Yasmine kept her jealousy bottled up, never letting it show. She still needed Joy's help, regardless of Joy's motives, knowing that, in the end, she'd be the one to gain.

As for Joy and Selena's friendship, whether it was genuine or just for show didn't concern her. In fact, if they ended up fighting, all the better. Yasmine could sit back and enjoy the benefits without lifting a finger!

With that thought, Yasmine happily got out of the car. She was sure this return was just a stepping stone. Soon, Mr. Everett would come and whisk her away. Her real good fortune was still ahead!

That evening, Everett drove back to Moon Bay, which was no longer shrouded in darkness and cold but was now warmly lit up.

Amidst the glow of countless lights, there was one that belonged to him. He walked in with long strides, taking it all in.

together a

two were having such a blast they didn't even notice Everett's arrival. It was Mateo who spotted him first, his smile dimming a little as

up to him. He dutifully called him daddy, but who knew what was going on in that little

touch, yet still there. "You're back.

eyes lingered on

was gentle, her expressions just perfectly balanced He knew she was sticking to her decision to be a good mom to Mateo and a proper wife to him. But

she

Everett, but he pushed it down, giving his son a smile. "Mateo, can

Everett hadn't really asked. He took Selena's hand,

bedroom, he shut the door and gently pressed her against it. His eyes

knew that bringing her up here wasn't just about clothes,

just when she thought she couldn't take it