This time, Wilton agreed with what she said.

In his heart, he also hoped that Lyndon could become his son-in-law.

Unfortunately, Lyndon didn't like Ivy and almost cut off his business ties with them because of what happened at the banquet.

“Well, at this point, it's impossible for us to have connections with the Fernandez family through marriage. Ivy, if you still want to work in the crew, you can act as the fourth female lead first to gain some experience. When you finally have enough acting experience, I will spend as much money as needed to make you popular. When you become famous, I will find you a good man from a rich family that will match you very well."

After saying that, he stood up and directly went to the company.

Seeing her father leave like this, Ivy was so angry that she harshly threw the pillow in her hand to the floor.

“Mom, I only like Lyndon! I was so close to marrying him! But all of my dreams were screwed up by that bitch! Can we really not do anything about it?"

Renata said coldly, “Ivy, Tilda is no longer the naive and foolish pushover. She has become cunning and skillful. You can't be so arrogant anymore. Can you be a little shrewd?"

Ivy could just frown in exasperation. “Damn it! Why can't she just stay weak and foolish?"

Renata picked up the pillow on the floor and looked at Ivy. “Do you really not know the answer? It's all because of you."

Renata reminisced about the past.

When Tilda was just two years old, her real mother suffered a tragic car crash, leaving her in a coma at the hospital.

That was the very reason Renata raised Tilda.

Being Tilda's stepmother, Renata couldn't fully open her heart to her stepdaughter. As a result, Tilda remained obedient and never quite seemed to shine.

But when did Tilda start to change?

It happened during her junior year of high school when she became close to a boy.

A spark ignited between them, as they both had feelings for each other.

However, Ivy, a freshman at the time, set her sights on the same boy and was determined to win him over from Tilda.

Disregarding Ivy's efforts, the boy paid her no attention, prompting Ivy to resort to drastic measures. She had him kidnapped and forced him into being her boyfriend.

Still, the boy refused. Her anger flared so intensely that she gave him a severe beating, nearly bringing him to the brink of death.