No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

Chapter 1844 Rumors and Gossip

Now that the dust had settled from the whole dramatic incident, Rochelle definitely took the biggest hit from the news, no doubt about it.

She was struggling to come to terms with how everything played out.

As Rochelle delved into the matter, she discovered that Luke had been the one to contact her before things escalated.

As for Bella's kidnapping, Paul eventually filled her in about the whole story, but not until much later.

In hindsight, Luke had likely intended to rope Rochelle to his side, and Elisa had likely been the ultimate target.

To Luke, involving Bella was just a pawn in the game, with Elisa as the ultimate prize.

However, the entire plan fell through. Every time this messed-up operation crossed her mind, a surge of anger would rise within Rochelle.

But then, seemingly out of nowhere, a brilliant idea struck her like lightning.

Perhaps she should ride the wave, strategize around it, and leverage it to her advantage, flipping the odds in her favor.

dishes to

up the subject during their meal, carefully watching

belittles me to get at you. And on top of that, she's playing political games,

forth her idea

thought: Elisa Benett might be a tough opponent for now,

news that people get swayed by rumors; they'll believe any story, no matter its authenticity. We can start by throwing around some bogus stories about Bella, aiming to sully her reputation and even hinting at the possibility of a traumatic incident during her kidnapping; it could seriously mess with her mind and emotions. Who knows, she might choose to walk away from her position. If Bella isn't

of unease

wasn't sure if Paul would be on board with

silence hung in the

over Rochelle's back,

one, Rory, my playful accomplice," he teased,

reaction, Rochelle gathered that Paul was on board with her idea, and she felt

took a steamy turn between the two

Paul had arranged for someone to put the

of night, rumors and gossip

the following day, she was greeted with... well, not a friendly reception – more like a flood of curious and somewhat uneasy glances from her