NovelEnglishChapter 576 Solana was far from pleased. She had traveled all the way from abroad, hoping to leverage Bea's reputation to make smoney in the Devonport circle. But just a few days after her return, James sent her packing without leaving her any dignity in front of Burke International's security guards.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtIt was infuriating! With this thought, Solana massaged Bea's shoulders even more vigorously, saying, "You must stand up for me." "If you can't cut it, don't blJames for taking sides." Bea had a splitting headache. She had hoped that after years abroad, Solana would have gained sperspective. Yet, she faltered in front of Sophie and was sent back hin such a disgraceful manner.
She was truly useless! "Auntie..." Solana wanted to plead a bit more, but Bea said impatiently, "Alright, since you didn't bring anyone back, let it be. Someone else will bring them back." "What do you mean?” Solana was puzzled.
Just then, the doorbell rang. Marian, following Bea's gesture, went to open the door. Nichole walked in, dressed in a champagne-colored pencil dress with pearl earrings and a striking diamond ring on her finger. Her smile brought an air of grace and elegance typical of high society.
It was as if she had transformed from an ugly duckling into a swan overnight.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏm"Marian, long tno see." "Are you... Ms. Nichole?" "Yes, Bea invitedover. I hope I'm not intruding?" "Well..." Marian looked back at Bea, who was all smiles. She cheerfully called out, "Rowena, cover here.
Nichole walked over to Bea's side and sat down naturally, saying, "Grandma, you seemed in a hurry to haveover. Is something the matter?" "Is this... Ms. Nichole?" Before Bea could speak, Solana cut in. She had heard about Nichole abroad. Nichole was James' old flame, and their relationship had been the talk of Devonport years ago. However, as stories of Nichole's impersonation, alleged crimes, and supposedly intentional miscarriage escalated, her reputation was tamished. How could she show her face here now?
Ms. Nichole's smile faded slightly at Solana's words, but she remained polite and asked, "And you are?" "This is my niece...
Before Bea could finish, Solana sarcastically said, "I'm James' aunt. Not to be rude, MS. Nichole, but you be rude, MS.) have sn nerve. You killed Bea's eldest great-grandson and still show your face around here?"
Bea frowned and scolded, "You're speaking out of turn!, Ms. Nichole is now the Freeman family's daughter. Watch your words." Solana awkwardly changed her tone and obediently said, "Of course, it's my fault." X
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