Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 724

Everett was already in a foul mood, and those words didn't help. He sneered, "Selena, are you trying to tell me how to do my job now?" Who had ever dared to step on his toes like this before? To have him burning with desire, only to be pushed aside, and then come back demanding things from him? He wanted to ask her what she thought he was. Some pushover she could shape at her whim?

Selena didn't bother saying anything else and just hung up the phone. It felt like Everett had punched a pillow-his frustration was stuck in his chest, unable to rise or fall, leaving him restless. In a fit of rage, he kicked over the coffee table. How did Selena develop such a rotten temper? How had he let her get away with this for so long?

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The next day, Selena filled in for Blaine to meet with their business partner, Jason. Even though she didn't usually handle company matters, she was just as capable, laying out her points clearly and logically. The meeting went smoothly, and both parties enjoyed the conversation.

Jason had initially been a bit miffed that Blaine couldn't make it himself, but now he was thoroughly impressed. He couldn't help but say, "Blaine is lucky to have you on his team, Miss Selena. Have you ever thought about joining Blaine's company? I think you could easily take his place."

Even if he was laying it on a bit thick, who doesn't enjoy a compliment? Selena smiled graciously, "You're too kind."

his team to the hotel rooms upstairs to rest. She then headed to

the door, she spotted Joy at the mirror, touching up her lipstick. Their eyes met, and for a moment, the air was thick with

sink and turning on the faucet to wash her hands. Joy snapped out of it and smiled, "Selena, when

replied calmly, "Last night. Didn't you see

then said, "Selena, got some time?

her hands, dried them with a paper towel, and

café, Selena ordered a cappuccino while Joy chose a black. coffee. Once the best of friends, now they sat across from each other in silence,

not sure if I owe you an apology. You and Everett have been divorced for a while, and he doesn't have feelings

be any hint of guilt or hesitation

once was. She had been through a lot and had grown

but she