Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 653

Derick had been reassigned to a branch office after lending her a helping hand. At Bennett Corporation, talent was everywhere, so even with Derick's skills, climbing the ranks wasn't a sure thing. Unless, of course, Everett was trying to win her over by promoting him. Selena had always carried a bit of guilt regarding Derick, so seeing him get this new opportunity eased her mind a bit. She flashed a small smile, "Alex, why don't you come in for a cup of coffee?"

Alex was a bit taken aback. Though they were on decent terms, Selena had always seemed a bit cold due to Mr. Everett. But now, it seemed... her bitterness towards him had softened quite a bit. Alex didn't hesitate, "I'd love to."

By 8 PM, Everett's car rolled up to Silver Lake Drive. As soon as he stepped out, little Mateo dashed over, clinging to Everett's leg with a gleeful shout, "Daddy, you're staying with us again!" Everett hoisted his son up, a warm smile tugging at his lips. "Yes, I'm back with you and Mommy."

Mateo leaned in close, whispering, "Do you think you'll get married again?" Because, in his mind, marriage was the glue that kept families together. Everett tousled his son's hair, "I'll do my best, buddy." Mateo nodded eagerly.

the strength for an easier delivery. In the evenings, after tucking their son in, Everett would join her, massaging her arms and legs to help her unwind. The yoga instructor, watching from the sidelines, teased, "Mr. Bennett, you're such

who patiently attended

tender smiles, while

on their hands, buzzed with gossip. Everyone in their circle knew about Everett and Selena's divorce a few months back. Even without a public announcement, whispers traveled fast. Yet, here they were,

wives couldn't help but admire Selena's finesse. Despite Mr. Everett's past indifference, she held her ground as Mrs. Bennett for years. Even post-divorce, his heart clearly still

accomplishment bet

on Mr. Everett that left no room for anyone else even after their split? Of course, it wasn't just