"Don't push me.

How can I fight against Rosalynn? I don't have the resources. You want to use me to create a rift between them and win Brian back, but I'm afraid you're going to be disappointed.”

Despite being seen through, Selina didn't show any signs of embarrassment .

She sipped her coffee, declaring, "It'd be great if you could assist me. But even without your help, I can reclaim Brian. After all, our families have been close for generations. I'm the one who truly deserves him!"

Her voice was filled with determination. Eleanor sneered internally but then something occurred to her.

“I'm not so sure. Rosalynn may not be as ordinary as she seems.”

Selina turned to her, curious.

"What do you mean?"

Eleanor leaned closer to her, asking, "Do you still possess the jade pendant your godmother gave you?"

Jade pendant?

Selina was taken aback.

“Of course. But why would you bring this up now?"

Eleanor asked, "Is that jade pendant a family heirloom? There were two, right? One featuring a dragon design, and the other a phoenix?"

Selina nodded.

"Yes, my pendant bears the phoenix design. The other one, with the dragon design, was buried with my godmother's deceased daughter."

Eleanor's eyes sparkled.

"But Rosalynn has the dragon-designed jade pendant."

Upon hearing Eleanor's words, Selina appeared somewhat stunned.

“Are you certain?"

“Absolutely!" Eleanor fixed her gaze on Selina.

“Don't you think Rosalynn bears a resemblance to your godmother? Could it be possible that your godmother’s daughter is still alive and Rosalynn is in fact a Moreno?"

Her words made Selina's heart race.