Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 618 Yasmine's face was like a thundercloud ready to burst.

Selena's whole vibe screamed that she thought Yasmine was nothing more than a minion, just there to give her the rundown. Her arrogance and the way she carried herself, so cool and collected, made Yasmine's blood boil.

In Yasmine's mind, Selena should've been the poster child for a scorned wife, devastated by her

husband's betrayal. But the buzz around town was that Selena was living it up with Mr. Everett's platinum card, hitting the casino, and going on a shopping spree in all the high-end stores. She was buying everything in sight without a care.

Yasmine couldn't even begin to fathom how much Selena had blown of Mr. Everett's money. The extravagance of it all made her insides twist.

Yasmine just glared at her in silence, while Selena, completely unfazed, lazily reminded her, "You've got one minute left."

"You..."

Yasmine clenched her fists, finally snapping back to why she was here in the first place.

Last night, not long after she got back to her room, Alex had sent someone with instructions to move her

to the estate. She wasn't clueless; she knew Mr. Everett wanted her nowhere near Selena, to keep from stirring the pot.

But leaving wasn't an option for her.

to go along with it, she had slipped back in without anyone

she had spelled it out: the woman who saved Mr. Everett back in the countryside, the one he couldn't shake from his memory, was actually

and spilled the beans, Yasmine's cover as a fake would be blown sky-high. Selena, after all, hadn't lost

stop that

had clawed her way into, would disappear like a

to poverty and had zero intention of going through that

herself together. When she looked up

a choice, I wouldn't have fallen for a

son, and he can't

to put him in

stay out of your way. I won't be coming back to. Newport. Just... let

then,

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there, and we'll stay out of each other's hair. Mr. Everett won't

such shameless lines

Selena just chuckled.

words of caution rang in

out for Yasmine; women

beginnings, who