Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

"When The Ocean Learned My Name and Whispered It Back to You," Tiffany finds herself puzzled by Penelope's unexpected involvement with Eric, a man she believed Penelope would never associate with due to her ambitions of marrying into high society. As Tiffany contemplates the situation, Sydney reflects on Penelope's previous collaboration with Eloise, suggesting that Penelope might have been blackmailed during that project.

This revelation leads Tiffany to realize that Penelope has made a grave mistake by aligning herself with someone as ruthless as Eloise, which leaves both women in a state of disbelief about Penelope's choices. Meanwhile, Sydney decides to purchase a luxurious handbag for Tiffany as a birthday gift, surprising her friend with the extravagant gesture. Tiffany's astonishment is interrupted when Raymond enters the boutique, directing his attention solely to Sydney and offering to arrange transportation for them.

However, Sydney confidently declines, indicating that she has already arranged for Elliot and others to pick her up, showcasing her independence and ability to handle herself, despite the looming threat posed by Penelope and Megan's animosity. As Raymond insists on ensuring Sydney's safety, the tension rises, particularly for Tiffany, who realizes that Julian's early return means Sydney won't have another evening with her. This revelation leaves Tiffany frustrated but resigned as she follows Raymond to the car, where they are met by Peter and Nathan.

The conversation shifts to Julian, and Sydney learns that he has returned early, igniting a wave of excitement and joy within her. The chapter concludes with Sydney's tender thoughts about her unborn child and the anticipation of Julian's arrival, highlighting the emotional depth of her longing and the warmth of her burgeoning family. Overall, the chapter encapsulates the complexities of relationships, the weight of past decisions, and the joy of impending reunions, all set against the backdrop of the characters' evolving dynamics and emotional landscapes.

Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below **When The Ocean Learned My Name and Whispered It Back to You by Aurelia Novel 544** **Chapter 544** Tiffany delicately lifted a stunning new-season handbag from the display, her brow furrowed in confusion as she murmured, "But how on earth did Penelope even end up entangled with Eric?" For as long as Tiffany could remember, she had always believed that Penelope's ambitions revolved around marrying back into the elite circles of the Hamptons.

The way Eric had exuded confidence just moments ago made her question everything; it was entirely possible that the child growing within Penelope was indeed his. Sydney, lost in her thoughts, recalled a time when Penelope had collaborated with Eloise, and a rough theory began to form in her mind. "She probably got blackmailed during that last project with Eloise," she suggested, her voice low and thoughtful. "Then that means..." Tiffany's lip curled in disdain, her expression one of disbelief.

no need for further elaboration; everyone knew Eloise was as ruthless as they came. Penelope had displayed reckless audacity when she targeted Sydney, yet she still chose to partner with someone like Eloise. Observing how the bag complemented Tiffany's style perfectly, Sydney decided it was a fitting gift. She walked over to the counter, her

was a four-figure piece. Sydney shot her a sideways glance, a playful smirk dancing on her lips. "I didn't win the lottery. Your birthday is just around the corner." Tiffany opened her mouth, ready to express her gratitude, but her words were abruptly halted as a tall figure approached them. She froze, her heart racing. Raymond had stepped into the boutique, his

Megan had stormed out just minutes before, and their long-standing animosity towards Sydney made their next move unpredictable. Raymond was determined to keep Sydney out of any potential trouble. Sydney understood his concern, and a

never made her anxious; trouble was something she could handle. But now, with a baby on the way, safety took precedence over convenience. "But..." Raymond began, his voice trailing off as Sydney glanced at Tiffany and deftly shifted the conversation. "I need to get home for dinner with Agatha. How about you

message, continued to chat. However, Tiffany, having once been Raymond's girlfriend, understood the implications all too well. She shot him a questioning look, and he responded with a subtle nod. The realization struck her like a bolt of lightning-Julian must have returned

him a dozen times but picked up her birthday gift nonetheless, following Raymond to the car with a resigned sigh. Inside the vehicle, Peter occupied the driver's seat while Nathan sat in the front passenger seat, both waiting for them. After fastening her seatbelt, Sydney turned to Peter, curiosity evident in her voice. "Elliot isn't here today?" Peter replied casually, "Oh, him? He went to