In that moment, Elvira noticed something.

It was the photo frame in the trash can, a photo of her and Waylen during their happiest times. It had been callously discarded.

Elvira turned to Rena, asking, “Did you throw it away?"

Rena didn't respond directly and simply stated, “I don't touch other people's belongings."

Elvira's face paled.

Had Waylen been the one to dispose of it?

How could he do such a thing?

Her Lips trembled as she struggled to accept this reality. Looking at Rena, Elvira said, "Miss Gordon, do you think you can win Waylen's heart Like this? Our past..."

“I have no interest in your past! If you truly love him and can't forget him, then go after him! I won't stand in your way,"

Rena responded pragmatically.

Although she still harbored some reservations about Elvira's presence,

Rena and Waylen had already broken up. There was no need for her to engage in a dispute with Elvira.

She collected her bag and documents and left without further delay.

As Rena sat in her car, preparing to start the engine, the door suddenly opened.

Waylen stood outside, his gaze fixed upon her.

He asked, “Are you jealous?"

Rena replied firmly, “No!”

He pondered for a moment before asking, “What would it take for you to willingly be with me? Or is there nothing I can do to change your mind?"

“Yes, nothing!" Rena answered without hesitation.

Waylen smiled suddenly and stated, “I've handed Elvira's case over to another lawyer. I won't have any further business contact with her.

Rena... It's over and I no longer have any feelings for her."

Rena gazed straight ahead, her expression devoid of emotion.