Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire novel Chapter 169

Brook was fumbling over his words, clearly flustered.

Selena closed her eyes for a moment, piecing it all together. "What did he give you?" she asked, her voice calm but firm. "Be honest. Don't make me pry."

That tone of hers always did the trick. Brook couldn't keep anything from her and spilled the beans. "The land in the south of the city..."

Selena knew that persuading her uncle wouldn’t come easy, but even she was startled by the magnitude of Everett's offer.

As a journalist, she was always on top of the latest news and trends, so she was well aware of how prized that piece of land was.

She never would have guessed that Everett would go so far as to use it to shut her uncle up, sparing her from further hassle.

He used to get so annoyed when she turned to him for every little thing and often reacted with impatience or a biting remark. She had just wanted to get his attention and have something more to talk about with him.

This time, without a word from her, he had stepped in and handled it.

Selena's hand trembled slightly as she held her phone, feeling a bit dazed.

Both pleased and relieved, Brook chimed in, "Selena, Everett still cares about you. I know things got rocky because of that pianist, whatever her name is, but what guy doesn't mess up? Especially a guy like Everett! It’s okay to make mistakes as long as he knows how to make things right and come home. That still makes him a good husband. He told me he’s serious about working things out with you now. Selena, don’t be so stubborn, or you’ll just push him further away."

His voice took on a more serious tone. "Your parents left us early, and as your uncle, it's up to me to say this. Every marriage has its ups and downs—it's ridiculous to talk about divorce at every bump. Think about it. Give Everett another chance, or you might regret it later!"

Before, Selena would've tuned out this kind of talk. But after finding out that Everett wasn't at fault, her once-steeled heart had softened. She couldn't help but wonder—if Everett was genuinely turning over a new leaf and ready to nurture their marriage, would she be open to it?