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Chapter 765:

With a disdainful smile, Eileen grabbed her bag and lifted Gabriela into her arms. Gabriela, hearing the argument, froze with her toy car in hand. Her wide eyes locked on Jessica.

After being picked up by Eileen, Gabriela huffed at Jessica before turning her head away in irritation. Gabriela’s evident anger brought a smile of amusement to Eileen’s face.

While Eileen settled into the car and buckled Gabriela’s seatbelt, she noticed the little girl’s cheeks were puffed with anger. Unable to resist, Eileen leaned in and placed a tender kiss on Gabriela’s cheek. “Don’t be upset, sweetheart. Mommy’s not angry at all,” Eileen said.

“Angry?” Gabriela echoed, mimicking the word. She extended her tiny arm and pointed outside. Eileen played a song through the car’s speaker, and Gabriela started waving her hands and feet in joy with the music, finally forgetting her anger.

Unfortunately, Eileen had forgotten to save Dolores’ phone number. If she wanted to see Dolores again, she would have to rely on another stroke of luck.

Dolores had appeared scared when she spotted Jessica.

spoke into the phone, “Conroy, you need to help me! If you don’t do something now, Eileen might push me to my breaking point. You assured me a role in overseeing Mr. Dawson’s matters, yet now you can’t control Eileen, and she’s trampling all over me. Do you even care

to you yet. Just be patient, and we’ll find a solution,” Conroy responded, his tone a mix of anxiety and resolve. Gianna had just called him moments ago to report that Leyla

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Eileen told Bryan that

some stipulations from the Vazquez family regarding having children? Maybe it’s a strategy to

Alverton. Their inheritance rules are straightforward: daughters

Dolores’ child wouldn’t provide Kinsey with

with wealthy families is always

next life, we should be reborn into a regular family together. We’d manage on a modest income. As long as we have enough to

Bryan smiled. “Even if we’re reborn into an ordinary family, I’ll still find