Wendy arrived to pick up Rena and informed her of the latest news.

Rena picked the morning newspaper, pointing to photos of Edwin and Olivia, and instructed, “This media has exclusive photos. Have the lawyer draft a notice against them on behalf of the Fowler family, demanding substantial compensation."

Wendy nodded.

“Okay. Mrs. Fowler, the person behind this is truly malicious, even targeting the children."

Rena didn't show her stance on the matter.

She knew that Cecilia didn't want to directly confront the person responsible.

Rena also found such actions tiresome.

She quietly ordered, "Compose a statement for me. I was never in a relationship with Harold. From the beginning, Harold was only engaged to Cecilia."

Wendy couldn't help but comment, "Mrs. Fowler, this is a clever move."

This approach not only protected Cecilia's reputation but also spared Harold, who had passed away, from further judgment.

Rena smiled.

"We shouldn't trouble the departed. No matter how many wrongs he may have committed, after death, those misdeeds should be forgiven."

As Wendy was about to leave, Rena halted her with a request.

“Hey, in the afternoon, commission someone to write a captivating story about Miss Shaw and Mr. Kent. It needs to be intriguing. And then make sure to hype it up."

Wendy grinned and assured her, "Got it, Mrs. Fowler."

Rena continued with her breakfast, and soon Elva was brought to her by the nanny.

Rena took care of her daughter gently.

Cecilia's situation was of minor problem to Rena.

The story of Mark and Cecilia's love had become the talk of Duefron in a single day, and the involved parties were honest about it.

With Rena's assistance, the issue didn't escalate.