Rebirth of the Deadly Beauty novel Chapter 139

Vivian hesitated for a moment before speaking up. "I can agree to one thing, as long as it's something I can do and doesn't go against my conscience. Anything else is fine."

Under her anxious gaze, Yolanda nodded slightly. "Alright."

Vivian let out a sigh of relief upon hearing that. She then quickly left dejectedly with her group.

In stark contrast to their mood, Diana was bustling with enthusiasm. She had the maid prepare some of Yolanda's favorite dishes and opened a bottle of expensive champagne.

"Yolanda, here's your favorite tomato risotto and salmon. Eat more." Diana cheerfully served Yolanda.

"I didn't expect you to come in first place. It looks like you've really been working hard lately," Diana praised Yolanda, despite having criticized her in the past for not returning home on time.

It was clear that Diana's concern was less about Yolanda's well-being and more about having something to show off.

Yvonne, on the other hand, sat quietly with her head bowed. Despite the sumptuous spread, she found no joy in the meal. At that moment, she was overwhelmed by an unprecedented sense of crisis.

She felt that the Henderson family only needed one outstanding daughter, and she considered herself more than qualified. Yolanda, in her view, should have remained useless and unworthy of Diana's affection.

Yvonne couldn't understand why everything seemed to be slipping out of her control.

What she found most unbearable was seeing Yolanda take what she believed was rightfully hers. When she saw Diana—for the first time ever—actually putting food on Yolanda's plate, Yvonne's jealousy toward Yolanda intensified even more.

Meanwhile, Yolanda frowned as she watched Diana serve herself food. The original Yolanda had never liked tomatoes or fish, but Diana insisted that tomato risotto and salmon were her favorites.

It was evident that no one in this family had ever cared about what the original Yolanda wanted. But that was about to change. Yolanda was determined to turn things around.

"Okay." Yolanda nodded. Then, she served Diana a chicken wing under Yvonne's despondent gaze.

Yvonne gritted her teeth in anger. But in front of Diana, she had to maintain the image of a dutiful and obedient daughter. She couldn't show any dissatisfaction in front of her.

After dinner, Diana was just as eager to have the maid prepare some fruit.

Yvonne desperately wanted to leave and avoid the situation altogether, but she feared Yolanda might use her absence to stir up trouble. So, she picked up a workbook and pretended to study diligently on the couch across the room.

"Have some fruit, Landy. It's good for your skin." Diana kindly placed a plate of mangoes in front of Yolanda. "I'll have Nora cut more if it's not enough."

At that moment, the doorbell of the Henderson residence rang.