The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

After a simple wash-up, Bella changed into a new outfit and joined Justin downstairs for a meal. It had been a while since she tasted Wilma's cooking, and she relished every bite. Wilma looked at Bella lovingly, as if she were seeing her long-lost daughter.

"Wow... It tastes so good!" Bella licked her lips and let out a cute burp, eagerly handing her bowl to Wilma. "Wilma, give me another bowl of mashed potatoes, filled to the brim!" "Got it, Young Madam!" Wilma happily filled the bowl with mashed potatoes.

The elders were all the same, feeling happy when they saw the younger generation eating heartily.

"Bella, take it easy. Don't overeat," Justin said in a gentle tone as he used a napkin to dab away the grease from her lips.

"Why are you eating so little? Are you on a diet?" Bella leaned towards him, enjoying the mouth-wiping service.

"I'm not very hungry."

you should have said so earlier. Wilma's fried fish and shrimp are so delicious, I saved some for you in case you

with her hands, behaving like a hungry little cat. "If you're

of Justin's eyes seemed

how it should be. What he wanted was for Bella to be completely herself, without any reservations. He didn't want her to be gentle, obedient, or understanding. He just wanted her to be true to herself. After the satisfying meal, Bella happily sprawled out on the sofa in the living room. Justin took the fruit platter prepared by Wilma and was about to bring it to Bella when Wilma suddenly pulled him aside. Wilma whispered with

face

friends that a relative's child from my hometown had trouble with conception. I didn't mention a word about our Young Madam. I only reached out to friends I've known for over a decade,

her, no matter what. My family doesn't have a throne to inherit. Even if I can't give the Salvador family grandchildren, and even if Gregory takes back my position at the company because of this, I don't think it's a big deal. I just want Bella

Switzerland? I just wanted to help you..." Wilma's voice was caught in

"I turned it down."