Chapter 658

Chapter 658:

Elaine continued, “Esteban wants to divorce Mara, but she refuses to let go, so she tried to take her own life. They’re trying to revive her right now. A lot of people online think Esteban cheated, but those fools have no idea what really happened!”

Netizens often rallied behind the one who appeared weaker. After decades of standing by each other through life’s trials, Esteban now sought a divorce from Mara. Wasn’t that downright cruel?

Among women in the same age group as Mara, the comments surged with intensity and indignation. Esteban’s actions had enraged countless middle-aged couples. With Mara’s tragic suicide attempt, the tide of sympathy grew stronger, casting her in an even more heartbreaking light.

She had made a remarkably strategic move.

If Esteban pressed for the divorce, his company would undoubtedly face a significant blow.

“Mara’s satisfaction won’t hold up for much longer,” Madisyn remarked with calm confidence.

Elaine, intrigued, responded, “But given the current circumstances, if Esteban pushes for the divorce, netizens will surely come down hard on him. Unless Mara truly did something unforgivable.”

“Indeed, she did something very wrong,” Madisyn replied with a knowing smile.

Elaine was momentarily taken aback, her gaze fixed on Madisyn’s confident demeanor. She muttered, “It must be something like an affair, right?”

“Even more serious than an affair,” Madisyn answered.

Elaine struggled to fathom what it could possibly be.

Suddenly, a thought struck her, and she stared at Madisyn in shock. Madisyn simply smiled and nodded in affirmation. Elaine couldn’t help but pat her chest, her mind reeling at the thought of what Mara had done.

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After a whirlwind of a day, the engagement venue was finally ready.

Andrew had promised to come in the evening but sent a message saying he was caught up with work at the office. Madisyn chose not to press him, allowing him to handle his business without adding pressure.

Just then, Susan walked in.

She looked a bit weary.

Elaine’s brow furrowed with concern as she asked, “Susan, are you okay?”

Susan offered a sweet smile. “I’m perfectly fine. Luckily, I made it—let’s go eat together.”

“You know, if you’re busy, there’s really no need to force yourself to come,” Elaine said gently, her concern evident in her voice. “Is everything okay at home? Don’t let what’s online get to you too much.”

Susan offered a reassuring smile. “Don’t worry. What’s online won’t affect me.”

Seeing the determination in Susan’s eyes, Elaine felt a wave of relief wash over her.

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