Krista urged Addie to depart.

Reluctantly, Addie stamped her feet in frustration and grumbled before exiting.

With Addie’s departure, Krista donned a facade of pleasantness and addressed Rena with a smile, saying, “Rena, I had intended to treat you to a cup of coffee and engage in conversation. Unfortunately, today Cecilia’s parents have expressed the desire to discuss the wedding date of Cecilia and Harold. Regrettably, I find myself without the luxury of spare time to enjoy that cup of coffee with you.”

Rena’s heart sank, engulfed by a profound sense of disappointment.

In bygone times, when the Moore family found themselves in dire straits, Rena had selflessly employed her entire savings to assist them. Harold’s mother, in a heartfelt declaration, proclaimed Rena as her one and only cherished daughter—in—law, vowing never to let Harold go if he ever betrayed Rena.

However, Krista had undergone a transformation, abandoning her previous stance.

made an attempt to mask her true feelings with a forced

a twinge of embarrassment, yet she proceeded to speak. “In truth, you are a remarkable woman! It’s regrettable that you and Harold broke up. With his impending marriage, it would be wise for you to swiftly find a suitable partner of your own! Do not squander your precious time on

of revulsion washed over Rena, evident in

noticing Harold lurking in the shadows nearby, Rena mustered unwavering resolve and

with a smile, “I find solace in hearing

Cecilia’s hospital room, only to find her son wearing a

fixed his gaze upon Rena and

complied, exiting the scene.

heavy with the weight of lost love and sadness, brought about

sorrowful? No one compelled you to act that way! Rena, your previous actions merely served to gratify yourself! But you are not naive.

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