A Divorce After My Rebirth

Chapter 501 Yvette Stewart

It seemed that the Entes family’s sons had been called away, leaving only the female relatives and maids that the butler had assigned to the ladies.

A maid introduced Bianca to everyone present.

Among the sons of the Entes family, only Malcolm and the fifth son, Icarus Entes, had not yet settled down. The rest were all married.

Indeed, the Entes family had a large number of siblings. Among the sons, Zane was the seventh and the youngest.

He also had three elder sisters and two younger sisters who were all present at the scene.

“Bianca, Zane really hid you away, you know? Father had been urging to bring you back, but he never agreed,” someone remarked.

Who was that…?

Oh no!

Bianca suffered from prosopagnosia, a condition she acquired from her previous job, where she constantly met strangers. In her world, it wasn’t arrogance but rather that she couldn’t remember their face if she didn’t meet someone three times or more.

So, who was the person introduced earlier?

“Perhaps he was worried I wasn’t very familiar with etiquette,” Bianca replied politely.

Her tone was neutral, giving no one a reason to fault her.

upon hearing this, Yolanda clicked her tongue. “Zane has

think so, Yvette?”

considerate. Don’t you

Bianca was silent.

woman Yolanda spoke to

study the woman, Yvette Stewart, who Yolanda was looking at. Since Bianca entered the scene, she had felt more hostility from

gaze, and a cold flashed

Bianca remained silent.

was going

“Yolanda, what are you

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It’s Zane’s personal matter. I spoke too much!” Yolanda replied, seemingly remorseful

Then, she tugged on Bianca’s arm with a huff. “Yolanda, seriously!

escalating and wouldn’t end well if it

politely and rose, offering a courteous glance to everyone present. Since it was their first meeting, she had to maintain a certain decorum. She then turned and followed

they stepped out

mind Yolanda. She has a rather

replied, “I

you. Your demeanor is unlike

ordinary. Although it was her first time visiting, it wasn’t as pleasant

if she were looking into a clear mirror, reflecting the complexities around