Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 884

Selena was completely wiped out, sleeping deeply amidst the sea of papers scattered all around her, practically covering her entirely. Everett quietly placed a glass of milk on the bedside table, his large hand gently brushing over her forehead, tucking stray strands of hair behind her ear. He leaned over a bit, picking up a document to take a peek.

Selena had filled the margins with red-ink scribbles, marking her confusion over the technical jargon and unclear sections. Her notes nearly took over every bit of blank space. Everett couldn't help but chuckle softly as he skimmed through the pages.

For someone like him, seasoned in business, these documents were a breeze. But for Selena, still in the early stages of her career, no amount of talent could make her understand everything overnight. After all, what would be the point of those who spend years honing their skills? Everyone has to carve their path, one step at a time.

Selena was someone who put a lot of stock in relationships. She wasn't hurting for money—the divorce settlement alone could let her live lavishly without a care. And if push came to shove, she still had Everett.

one day, jetting off to exotic places the next. But for Blaine, and to restore the Irwin family's legacy, she was ready to pour her heart and soul into it, no matter how tough it got. It was also a chance for her to chase after her personal dreams and

and enjoy the comforts of being Mrs. Bennett. But... he had learned to respect her choices. Whatever Selena wanted to pursue, he'd

down and tucking a

close embrace. Breanne was turned over by Abraham, her cheek pressed into the pillow. She tried to turn her head, but Abraham held her firmly by the

was low and husky, laden with desire. "Don't turn

for Selena. Ever since that incident in the

yet he shamelessly used her as a substitute for another woman. Every time passion took over, it was Selena's

resemblance to Selena. But if it weren't for those similarities, Abraham wouldn't have noticed her back then, wouldn't have rescued her, and she wouldn't be with