Chandler, sweating profusely, admitted to Peter, "I've parted ways with Elaine. You've no idea, Peter. That woman harbors grand ambitions. She appeared deeply in love when she was still with me.

But she didn't hesitate to discard me upon finding someone better.

She's now scheming to forge ties with Mr. Evans. Peter..."

Before Chandler could continue, Peter ended the call.

Peter had initially planned to disregard Chandler's predicament, but Elaine's boldness was concerning.

Her determination reminded him of a gambler, staking everything on a single roll.

Deciding to seek advice, Peter dialed Rena's number.

Her voice, soft and calming, soon greeted him.

“Peter, what can I do for you?"

After a brief hesitation, Peter inquired, “Mrs. Fowler, I need information on a certain woman called Elaine Shaw, a minor celebrity now trying to get close to Mr. Evans."

Rena chuckled lightly.

"Do you think Uncle Mark might lose Cecilia's trust because of this woman?" she asked, half-teasingly.

Peter's reply was tinged with concern.

"Exactly. You're aware of Cecilia's sensitivity towards Mr. Evans' past indiscretions. He really can't afford another romantic entanglement."

Rena's tone remained gentle.

"If Uncle Mark isn't interested in Elaine, there's no real issue. Cecilia's acquainted with Elaine's type. I doubt she's at any disadvantage. Elaine's presence might even invigorate their relationship, which might actually be a good thing.

They need to reinforce their trust."

Peter was momentarily speechless.

Rena continued, "Elaine's unlikely to be a significant threat. The main challenge for Cecilia and Uncle Mark lies in their prolonged estrangement. Their issues are internal, not caused by external parties."

Grinning, Peter complimented, "You're quite the relationship guru."