My patience is running thin."

After her firm warning, Rena motioned for Ross to open the car door.

Respectfully, Ross bent down to do so. His humble demeanor amused and annoyed Rena at the same time. She shot a sharp glare at him.

Several bodyguards also got into other cars, and the fleet of limousines drove away.

Left behind, Mavis stood in the chilly night, shivering.

She realized that she had made a mistake.

She thought a man like Waylen would be easily tempted by a young attractive girl like herself and that she could easily have her way with him.

But, in reality, she couldn't even get close to him, let alone have an affair.

All she could do now was go and see Rena.

Rena's intelligence surpassed Mavis' expectations. Despite Mavis’ attempts to provoke her, Rena remained composed and didn't engage in any confrontation.

Without Rena's response, how could Mavis play the victim card? And how could she garner sympathy from Waylen?

Sitting in the car, Rena remained silent, feeling a strong sense of disgust towards Mavis.

Ross, the driver, started chatting, "Waylen is successful and handsome. It's normal for women to throw themselves at him, but this girl is just clueless.”

Rena turned her head and whispered, "She is Elvira's sister.”

The resemblance in character between the sisters was striking.

Ross was taken aback. After a moment, he said, "That's unbelievable. Then Waylen..."

Rena's mood soured, and she whispered, “He knows Elvira has hurt us. But it's different for him—he's never experienced it personally. He can't fully understand." ©

That was why he easily helped Mavis.

Feeling upset, Rena fell silent for the rest of the journey.

After half an hour, the car stopped in front of the Fowler mansion. As Rena stepped out of the car, she noticed someone standing outside the house.

It was Waylen.

She gracefully pulled her coat and softly asked, "You're back from your business trip?"