At the opulent Regent Hotel, Rena's celebration party was a spectacle to behold.

Brandon, Zack's father and the wealthiest man in the southern region, made a special journey from Heron to attend the event.

Once Brandon arrived, Korbyn, not wanting to be outdone, arrived with his wife and daughter. Naturally, his underachieving son accompanied them.

In the Lounge.

As Rena was ready to entertain the guests, a waiter knocked on door and entered the Lounge. iss Gordon, a Mr. Coleman sent you a gift. He mentioned that he awaits your presence outside."

The waiter presented Rena with an exquisitely crafted box.

With a sense of curiosity, Rena opened it, revealing the pink diamond necklace she had previously pawned.

The necklace held great sentimental value for Rena, as it had been her late mother's cherished possession.

Regardless of Rena's resentment towards Lyndon, she couldn't refuse to accept it...

However, she was well aware of Lyndon's intentions. He sought to exploit her mother's memory as a means to beg for forgiveness.

Rena encountered Lyndon in the Lounge.

He arrived unaccompanied. When his eyes beheld Rena in her elegant white dress, it was as if he saw a reflection of Reina from years past.

Lyndon's voice quivered slightly.

"Rena, please forgive me."

Rena remained composed

With utmost politeness, she responded, “I have been searching for this necklace for quite some time. Mr. Coleman, I appreciate its return. As a token of my gratitude... Please accept this.”

Rena tenderly presented a check. Its value stood at two million dollars, triple the market estimation of the necklace.

Lyndon's face turned pallid.

That wasn't what he desired. What he longed for was the presence of his own flesh and blood...

A faint smile curved on Rena's lips.

"Mr. Coleman, you are exceedingly greedy. How can all the world's blessings be monopolized by your family? You and... your family have caused me immense pain, yet you expect me to just forgive you all with open arms. I am not a doormat."

Lyndon's eyes narrowed and he uttered, “Rena, whether you believe it or not, I loved your mother above all else."