Rena sat down. After a while, Flora came over and sat beside her.

Flora kept batting her eyes, as if trying her best to hold back her tears.

Once the lights dimmed, she leaned closer to Rena and whispered, "You know, Rena, I wasn't convinced that I would lose to a little girl until today. Whenever I look at Mark tonight, I just know that I'1l never be better than Cecilia. That's because I have never seen Mark like this. For her sake, he put down his own pride and self-esteem."

Rena patted the back of Flora's hand and replied thoughtfully, “But Flora, you're also living a good life now."

Hearing someone else say that made Flora feel relieved.

Rena was right and she was indeed happy with her own little family.

Although her husband used to be a playboy, he was now fully committed to her and was very considerate. On top of that, the children that were born out of their love were both lively and lovely.

There was no reason for her to feel dissatisfied.

This film was a small budget art film. Since Flora was the leading female character, she was invited onstage quite a few times throughout the event.

Everyone's attention was on her.

The host that the Smith family had invited was naturally impolite.

She kept mentioning the history between Flora and Mark.

“Today is Miss Holt's premier. Mr. Evans has even come to support it! How does that make you feel?" she teased.

Flora had been in this circle for a long time and knew how to deal with these kinds of remarks.

She took the microphone and, with confident eyes, she said, "If you keep asking me that, I'm afraid my husband might get angry. Besides, Mr. Evans has a love of his own. It won't be good to cause any unnecessary misunderstandings."

Hearing this, the host profusely apologized.

However, Rena knew that the host did this on purpose to hype up the film.

In fact, she knew who this host was.

She was a newcomer to the hosting industry. Although she was determined to climb a higher position, she shouldn't use others' privacy as her ladder to do that.

Rena was a very protective person. She always had her friends' back.