Chapter 96

Karen's dignity was nearly shattered from getting scolded. She stood there with a pale face and muttered, "No way." The socialites were stunned by this turn of events, unable to believe it.

"The heiress of the Hancock family is not Mrs. Mcdaniel, they thought. "This woman who can't even afford to wear branded clothes is actually Mrs. Mcdaniel? It's not just Karen who doesn't believe it. We don't believe either. The facts leave us no choice but to believe, especially with Bonnie's own confirmation, Karen's tactics, like showing the video and intentionally making everyone turn against Maeve... prompt people to think more deeply about her motives. Everyone present, except for Maeve and Bonnie, knew that Karen was the secretary to the CEO of Mcdaniel Group. perfectly normal for her to have different feelings toward Byron. Today's incident was obviously her attempt to get rid of her love rival.

It was

The glass conservatory was extremely quiet for a moment, and everyone else's eyes on Karen were filled with subtle disdain. In the end, the person who broke the silence was the heiress who had first scolded Maeve earlier. She said, "Ms. Ree... Mrs. Mcdaniel, I'm sorry for misunderstanding you just now. I hope you won't take it to heart." After

she stepped forward, the other socialites who had scolded Maeve also apologized one after another.

It was common for a maid to seduce the master of the house in wealthy families. These socialities had seen it happen before in their own families, which was why they lost their temper so quickly. Maeve could tell that they were sincerely apologizing. She shook her head and said, "It's fine. You guys were unaware of the full situation."

The socialites were initially worried that Maeve would be unrelenting because of her status as Mrs. Mcdaniel, but they were surprised to find her so understanding.

"I'm really sorry."

The first heiress looked apologetic. Then, she looked at Karen fiercely and said, "Ms. Booth, I don't think you're fit to attend our coffee party. Please leave." Karen was Byron's secretary, so even these socialities usually had to show her some respect. But now that Byron's wife was

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wife was here, Karen's status as a mere secretary was nothing.

'If Mrs. Mcdaniel holds a grudge against us because of our scolding and brings this up to Mr. Mcdaniel, our parents will give us a piece of their minds when we return home,' they thought. Ever since Karen ren became Byron's secretary, almost everyone fawned over her, so her sense of superiority went without saying.

She had never been treated with such disrespect.

Karen's face flushed, and she bit her lip tightly in embarrassment.

This bunch of opportunistic fence-sitters!' she cursed inwardly. Pretending to be calm, she then raised her chin and walked out, clutching her handbag.

see how long you can remain as Mrs. Mcdaniel. With Byron's high and respectable status, you're

A sense

shock flashed across Maeve's eyes as she

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'A driver?' Karen thought.

A driv

With gloomy eyes,

knows?" Karen sneered and

her thoughts in a

what did she say to you just now? Did she say unpleasant things

"Bonnie, I'm a little tired and want to

don't want to stay here any

wanted to come over and build a closer

walked arm in arm,

Maeve got into Bonnie's car to

actually thought your husband is my husband. Right from the start, she intentionally made an effort to get close to me, but I actually couldn't

comforted her, saying, "She's quite scheming, and she played on your

me in front of

the situation, so

homebody, so I'm

"Why are you angrier than me? Anyway, I won't interact with them from now

let that slide." Bonnie snorted. "Maeve, Karen definitely has an interest in your husband. You have to be wary

of

shocked. "Then your

"I don't know much about their situation. All I know is that

even knows what kind of apples

a trace

with good social status. How come your husband and

of what Karen had just said and clenched

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