Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 457 Has This Woman Lost Her Mind?

"Grandfather, I have some matters to handle in Ridgefield."

Mr. Montague Sr.'s gaze instantly sharpened.

"What could possibly require you to keep going there? I suspect you've met another woman there, haven't you?"

Raymond felt a chill in his heart, worrying that if Mr. Montague Sr. investigated and found out about Selena, she would likely be sent away. Mr. Montague Sr.'s methods were far more ruthless than his own. "I'll be back in the afternoon."

His tone was indifferent. After hanging up the phone, he felt a familiar sense of irritation. He texted Selena.

What exactly are you trying to do?"

Selena saw his message on her private cell phone and her lips tightened.

Defending my legal rights.

Legal rights? What rights did she have to speak of? Drop the lawsuit. What

seeing her flippant response, his anger flared. But for some reason, her tone didn't match the face he remembered. Had this woman lost her mind? Or was she using a different method to attract his attention? His brows furrowed and after informing a few members of the Montague family, he

the messages from Raymond. For some reason, she had a premonition of an impending storm. If Raymond got involved, he would eventually discover her identity. But it was Madam Montague's fault for causing such trouble. She had already sent someone to find Mr. Montague Sr., but he only responded with, "You solve the problems you create yourself." She was so angry that she almost couldn't breathe. This old man must be insane, allowing an outsider to behave so recklessly! She sat on the sofa, seething,

Montague would have to go to court. Who

long as we

our painting and get a good appraiser! If she wants to make a fuss, I'll make sure she can never

had blown up. Even Alex and Paul had heard about it, and the appraiser Madam Montague had hired was very well-known in New York circles. However, she was somewhat worried. Was there something special about the painting that made Selena so

painting of yours come

had heard about Madam Montague being sued. Was she suspecting that the painting she gave was

an auction abroad, and Mr. Butler's painting was given away. I asked around for a long time and found out that it was bought by a collector. I spent six billion to

She spent six billion, so

I will ruin Selena's reputation; I've also