The Wife You Buried Is Back from Hell novel Chapter 491

She tilted her head and glanced at Jake. “Mr. Davidson, you and I get along just fine, but I really don’t like your son.”

He’d let down her idol.

Jake was speechless.

“And what do you expect me to do about that?”

Beatty let out a disdainful huff.

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Bianca was at the event today, too.

She’d come with Jake—naturally, she wouldn’t miss such a grand occasion. Paula Davidson was there as well.

Paula peered through the crowd outside and spotted Millie.

“Sometimes, when I look at that woman, I almost feel sorry for her,” she said quietly.

Depending on a man will only leave you with nothing in the end.

Bianca’s tone was ice-cold. “There’s nothing to pity. Every path is a choice you make yourself. No one forced her to pick the wrong one.”

Paula looked at her mother, brow arched. “Funny—I remember you used to be all for Millie becoming your daughter-in-law. Now you’re not?”

Bianca shot her daughter a withering smile. “And I remember you were happy enough to welcome her as your sister-in-law. What’s changed for you, Paula?”

Paula took a deep breath. “Mom, can we not do this? We’re family.”

But the truth was, regret hung in the air between them—unspoken, but understood.

They both knew perfectly well who truly shone, who would bring the most benefit to the Davidson family. It was glaringly obvious.

Now, Millie was nothing more than a scandal-ridden woman, a homewrecker entangled in lawsuits. Anyone with sense could see she was a walking disaster.

Looking back, both Bianca and Paula felt foolish—how could they have been so blind to this woman’s true nature?

Yet Alexander still seemed determined to shield her.

Paula glanced at her brother, exasperated. “I honestly don’t know what he’s thinking—still helping Millie pay off her debts. Maybe there’s something worthwhile about her that we’re missing. We can’t afford to back the wrong horse again.”

They already had one cautionary tale.

Bianca spoke up, “In this whole industry, is there anyone younger than Danielle? Anyone more accomplished?”

Forget the younger generation—even among the veterans, the rising stars have already surpassed the old guard.

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