Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz

Chapter 94 If We End Up Having A Falling Out

After the dance, Yvette accepted the coat brought by a servant and walked over to Jacqueline.

“Mom.”

Jacqueline noticed a hint of unhappiness on her daughter’s face. She patted Yvette’s hand, expressing concern. “What’s wrong? It’s your birthday today, and you don’t seem happy. I’ve brought your favorite singer for you. Don’t be upset, my little darling. Mom will introduce. you to some gentlemen.”

Yvette’s eyebrows furrowed again. “Can I not meet them? I want to hang out with my classmates. It’s always the same old faces here. Every time we meet, it’s just questions upon questions. I’m getting tired of it.”

Soft music played in the hall, and Yvette spoke in a low voice, audible only to Jacqueline.

“Well, you’ll have to get used to this. Heirs and heiresses have to uphold habits appropriate to their status.”

As the hosts of the event, both mother and daughter couldn’t avoid socializing. Yvette reluctantly followed Jacqueline to meet several business partners of the Friedman family, except for the uninvited Smith family.

“Mom, is Jasper still refusing to come?”

Jacqueline experienced a twinge of heartache, yet she managed to curve the edges of her lips.

Jasper recently assumed control of Smith Corporation; he’s quite occupied. Please avoid disturbing him, Yvette. I’ve already extended an invitation, and when your brother finds a moment, he’ll naturally join us.”

There was a time when she could at least catch a glimpse of him in that household, but now she didn’t even have the privilege of setting eyes on him.

Even now, he refused to acknowledge her.

Eventually, Yvette approached the man.

Jacqueline closely examined the person before her. “I heard you’re the one who rescued Yvie?”

Eric, clad in a sleek black suit, stood tall with a sturdy and well-defined physique. In contrast to his usual demeanor, today he emitted a more subdued aura, a touch gentler. “It was a simple effort.”

Jacqueline shifted her gaze to Yvette’s side. “Yvie, haven’t you properly expressed your gratitude?” Her tone remained composed and courteous, but it carried a subtle sense of

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detachment.

Individuals with such exceptional skills were rare. If he could be enlisted for her service, preventing incidents like the one with Yvette and ensuring her protection, Jacqueline would. feel more at ease.

worked for Will.

excessively unscrupulous, employing dark and cunning methods. No matter how adept he might be, she couldn’t

new ownership, would forever remain untamed, a perpetual

past actions

its owner… Will had committed such deeds on more

the Swans and bore even more distaste

already expressed my gratitude; otherwise, I wouldn’t have allowed him to come. Hey, Mr. Snow, why

lower status, didn’t qualify

had already granted him

responded without a change in expression, “She was delayed by something. She’ll bet here a bit

call to remind her.

make sure to convey

to a different location, leaving him stranded on the sidelines.

was all because he had brought another female companion

entirely overlooked, not even given a passing glance.

invitation personally handed to her by

the banquet venue, Eileen was notably

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made it, and she wasn’t certain if the event had concluded by

the banquet took place at the

to the welcoming staff at the entrance, and they promptly ushered her inside. “If you’re a

nodded. “Thank

Eileen. They had never encountered such a stunning young lady before, pondering which family she hailed from and why she hadn’t

the cold, Eileen lifted her skirt as

direction.

guests in the main hall,

was her

classmates and a few

a chair, Yvette felt thoroughly fatigued. She sprawled there, reluctant to move at all. “I’m so tired… I really don’t understand why those lecherous old men bother with greetings. If it weren’t for my mom, I wouldn’t even

Isn’t it because you’re the brilliant heiress, the future owner of the family fortune?” A guy in a flashy

Charlie.

exclaimed, “I’ve said it before, why not just let Jasper handle all these properties, the company… everything! Depending

is the first time I’ve heard someone complain about having too

of champagne from the side, Yvette took a sip and surveyed the surroundings. “Hey, did you