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Chapter 170
“Mrs. Young, Rachel,” she greeted them with a polite smile, her aura one of elegant composure.
“Is that Yvonne? She’s grown so much! What a transformation, she’s absolutely stunning p>
“Teresa, she looks just like you did when you were young. Looking at her makes me feel so old p>
“You’re so lucky, Mrs. Spencer, to have such a beautiful daughter p>
A new wave of flattery began, this time directed at Yvonne. Standing next to Teresa, the family resemblance was undeniable. Dressed in a simple yet sophisticated white gown, Yvonne’s exquisite features were captivating.
In contrast, Queena, adorned with a diamond hairpiece and a matching set of gemstone jewelry, looked overwrought. The sheer amount of sparkle was dazzling to the point of being tacky, making her seem less refined.
Queena glared at Yvonne, her face twisting in a silent snarl. How dare this country bumpkin try to outshine her?
Just as she was plotting her next move, Oscar walked through the main doors.
The Spencers, for all their wealth, were not in the same league as Istra’s top-tier families. As such, not even a single member of their maternal family, the Jameses, had bothered to attend. But Oscar, the heir to the prestigious Rogers family, was a different story. His arrival immediately made him the center of attention, and he was quickly surrounded.
Oscar handled the attention with ease, smiling and chatting with the guests, a glass of champagne in his hand.
“Oscar,” Queena cooed, fluttering over to him like a butterfly. She wrapped her arm around his, her posture intimate. “What took you so long? I was getting worried.” “Things were busy at the office. I came as soon as I could get away,” he replied with a warm, indulgent smile.
“Are Queena and Mr. Rogers dating?” Mrs. Young whispered, stunned.
“They look so perfect together, a match made in heaven,” another wife murmured in astonishment.
Not long ago, Queena had been with
the Gonzalez heir. Now, with the
Gonzalez family on the brink of collapse, she had somehow managed to land the heir to one of the most powerful families in the country. It was a shocking turn of events. But the guests were shrewd; they quickly shifted their allegiances.
“I had no idea Queena was seeing Mr. Rogers! Teresa, you’re so modest. With a son-in-law like him, you should have told us p>
“Teresa, when can we expect a wedding invitation? I’ve already got my gift picked out p>
Caught up in the flurry of excitement, Teresa beamed with pride.
“Queena is still young, there’s no
rush to get married,” she said,
already speaking like the
mother in law to the
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Rogers hem
fall
“But once she’s of age, you’ll all be
invited to the celebration p>
Queena clung to Oscar’s side, looking every bit the adoring fiancée. She shot a triumphant, provocative glare at Yvonne.
“Yvonne, this is Oscar, the heir to the Rogers family,” she announced sweetly.
Yvonne’s gaze fell on Oscar, her expression unreadable. For a fleeting moment, she was transported back in time. She had once called him brother-in-law. Because Oscar had been married to Flora Moore.
Flora was Bennett’s cousin, the daughter of the uncle who had raised him. He and Flora had been closer than most biological siblings. She had been a gentle, graceful woman, as calm and kind as still water. As a child, Yvonne had followed her around like antle shadow. Flora would braid Yvonne’s hair and let her try on her dresses.