Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 806

Everett slammed the car door shut with a loud bang and strode inside, his long legs making quick work of the distance. The living room was a cozy scene of domestic bliss.

Callum was lounging on the sofa, with Mateo nestled close, seeking help with his homework. Haley was perched on Callum's knee, her big, curious eyes darting between him and her brother, eager to join in the chatter. Across from them, Selena sat on the opposite couch, her demeanor calm and gentle as she prepared coffee for the group.

Every now and then, Callum would glance up and exchange a few words with Selena, and their silent understanding often sparked shared smiles. It was as if they were the real family of four.

Everett wasn't worried about Rhett-it was Callum who troubled him. He knew Rhett wasn't a serious threat; Selena wouldn't give him a second thought. But Callum was different. There was history there. If not for Mateo, Selena might have ended up marrying Callum.

Even though Everett and Callum had a bond of brotherhood, their romantic rivalry was undeniable.

"Daddy!" Haley's sharp eyes were the first to spot Everett, and she called out with delight.

her smile fading as she met Everett's cold, brooding stare. Everett noticed her change in demeanor, his eyes darkening further. Still, with guests around, he managed to keep his anger in check, putting on

caught on to Everett's

know you were

thing. Josh hasn't been feeling well, so I came back to

really? What's up

on in years, nothing

was polite, but the underlying tension was palpable. Eventually, noticing Selena's discomfort, Callum decided it was time to leave. Everett, with his arm around Selena's slender waist, walked him to

on Everett's arm, but he said nothing more as he got into his car and drove away. Selena stood watching the car until Everett's grip on her waist became uncomfortable. She frowned

you seemed pretty happy today. Was it

pressed her lips together, struggling to keep her emotions in check. The lighthearted feeling she had while chatting with an old friend vanished instantly. Still, she tried to stay calm, explaining softly,

us out a lot. It's not unreasonable for me to invite

didn't you tell me? If you're