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She looked at Waylen, who was also looking at her.
After a long while, Rena said softly, “I trust him.”
Korbyn broke into a smile. Indeed, he liked Rena very much. Because he felt sorry for her, he immediately offered to give her one of their properties, but she didn’t take it.
After leaving the study, Waylen pulled Rena aside.
He embraced her in his arms without saying a word. Rena felt wronged, but she suppressed her emotions as it was the new year, and she didn’t want to make a scene while at his home.
Leaning against his shoulder, she caught the scent of his aftershave and asked softly, “When will you be back?” –
Waylen explained that he had to go to the law office for: negotiations related to the cross-border divorce lawsuit.
The lawyer hired by Elvira’s husband was waiting for them.Contents belong to NovelDrama.Org
He assured Rena that he would return before dinner, and they could then go back to the apartment together. He added that the matter wouldn’t affect their lives.
Rena forced a smile, though her heart felt heavy.
In the afternoon, Waylen left with Korbyn. Juliette had originally Pane to go out together with Rena and Cecilia.
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However, she was no longer in the mood after Lyndon’s visit.
The atmosphere at the house was a bit somber.
Rena waited for Waylen all day and evening, but he didn’t come back.
He had called to ask her to have dinner first and then his driver would send her back to the apartment. He promised to return later.
Rena didn’t press him about the specific time.
Her pride prevented her from being too intrusive when it came to Elvira.
By 8 o’clock in the evening, Rena left with Snowball, leaving Juliette feeling sorry for her predicament.
Rena put on a brave face, assuring Juliette that she would be fine.
However, deep down she couldn’t –Some words Missing– her throughout the day.
As Rena got into the car, ready to head back to the apartment, The door on the back seat suddenly opened before the driver was able to start the car.
Harold unexpectedly appeared.
The driver, sensing the tension, refrained from starting the car, allowing Harold and Rena a moment of privacy.
With one hand resting on the car roof, Harold locked eyes with Rena and said with a mix of concern and frustration, “I need to talk to you.”