Goodbye Mr Ex I've Remarried Mr. Right novel Chapter 835

The Eatons and the Lowes were both here in Seamar City, eager to expand their empires.

To celebrate, they threw a banquet so grand it made the locals dizzy with anticipation. Every merchant worth their salt was scrambling for an invite.

The whispers on the street were that the alliance was set to become the next big thing, a juggernaut to rival the McKinney Group.

"Madam, are you attending?" Ben's voice crackled over the phone.

They had received an invitation, but it was addressed to Tracy.

If Tracy didn't attend the banquet, it would be a slap in the host's face. A clash with them could spell disaster for the McKinney Group.

"I'll be there."

"But the invitation isn't for you. If you show up, won't that cause a stir?"

"The invitation is for the head of the McKinney Group. And that's me."

"You're going to reveal your identity?"

That would cause a stir online, especially since the internet was now filled with negative comments about her private life. People called her a gold-digger.

But Debra knew it was time to disclose her identity. Before, she had kept it hidden to keep Juan and his family from seeing her true value, so she could divorce him more easily.

Now she didn't want anyone to speculate about her relationship with Marion anymore.

Marion chuckled, nuzzling her neck. "If only they knew how hard I had to work to win you over."

Being wealthy might be his only merit. If Debra liked it, he would happily hand over all his money to her. In fact, he already had.

As the sun set, the banquet kicked off at the Eaton family's newly acquired villa.

Upstairs, Drake adjusted his cufflinks, feeling like a cat in a room full of rocking chairs.

He had never been one of the elite. Like Marion, he had come from humble beginnings. The only difference was that Marion had the luck of being born into a wealthy family, while Drake had clawed his way up, using vicious tactics to become the adopted son of the Lowe family.

He hated these stuffy affairs, but business was business.