The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

A minute later, Steven came out again, his expression complicated as he looked at Justin." Ms. Bella doesn't want to see you. Please leave."

Justin clenched his fingers. "Why?"

Steven smirked coldly. "Why? Perhaps she has finally come to her senses. She doesn't want to fall for the same man twice or humiliate herself by offering warmth only to be met with cold indifference."

Justin's handsome face turned pale, and he remained silent.

Thinking of the grievances that Bella had endured recently, Steven's eyes reddened as he fought back his frustration.

"Mr. Salvador, Ms. Bella is exhausted. Since she doesn't want to see you, please leave her alone and stop disturbing her."

Tideview Manor.

In the study, Clarice revealed everything she had uncovered to Grant without holding anything back.

"That's why I have reason to believe that the woman named Summer Brown is actually Yvonne Smith, the substitute for Bella that Christopher kept by his side!"

at the man behind the desk who was focused on his writing. His brow was furrowed slightly

If she's really Yvonne, then it makes sense. She was rude to me, but I don't care about that. What I'm worried about is whether she has

control and overcoming countless obstacles to

writing the word 'Bella' on the calligraphy paper. His strokes were graceful and lively, the ink penetrating the paper. "The first thing she would naturally do is change the face that caused her

was shocked. "Have you

suspected it. That's why I sent you to

for Grant's wisdom knew no bounds. If he had a perfect body as well, Justin would be

used to work closely with Christopher and has had some encounters with us.

cold and menacing. "Should I send someone to find an

losing

rack and moved the paperweight aside. He picked up the written letters and admired them with a smile. "Perhaps she is only

you plan to

involved with Drew. If we don't eliminate the problem at its

blunt, ruthless, and

we must wait." Grant's elegant smile concealed a trace of barely perceptible viciousness. "We must wait for the right moment. When we eliminate the trouble,