Rena wasn't a mean person, but she couldn't help but chuckled at the sight.

"Aren't you the lucky one, Miss Lynch? Thank heavens you didn't get majorly hurt.”

Mavis shivered.

She bit her lip.

"I'm sorry to inconvenience you, Mrs. Fowler. | should've watched where | was going."

Rena didn't have time to deal with Mavis. She was running late for the party. She said to Waylen in a low voice, "She's fine. Let's go. I'm going to be late."

But Waylen didn't move.

He stared at the specially shaped turquoise pendant hanging from Mavis’ neck. He had seen that same pendant before on Elvira.

Elvira said that she had a sister. @

The two of them had been separated when they were children, and her sister was taken to a faraway place.

At the sight of the pendant, Waylen thought of Elvira.

Rena turned to look at him. She saw a hint of nostalgia in his eyes, which was then replaced by disgust.

This kind of feeling was very complicated.

At this time, a young girl showed up and helped Mavis to safety.

The snow hadn't stopped falling. It just drifted down and down, as if it would go on forever.

Waylen turned around and said to Rena gently, "You take the company limo. | have something to deal with at the law office." ©

Standing in the snow, Rena put on a faint smile.

Her face got even whiter than the surroundings.

But Waylen didn't notice it. He flagged down the company limo, which had been following them on the way to the party. Then, he helped Rena get in. After that, he shut the door and jogged back to his car.

In the back seat, Hector hesitated for a while and then started, "Mrs. Fowler..."

Rena interrupted him, "I'm fine."

The limo driver started driving away. Rena looked out the window and saw Waylen sitting in his car and looking confused.