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Chapter 566

Millie, brow furrowed, fixed her thoughts on an individual.

“The instigator is Rhea. The two of you are behind this!”

Bria extricated herself from Millie’s grip, tending to her disheveled attire. “Cease your unsubstantiatedallegations. But fortune smiled upon you. Presently, Mrs. Celeste Thomas extends forgiveness,perhaps influenced by Mr. Marcus Thomas.”

What an intricate stratagem! Leveraging Celeste’s hospital visit as an opportune juncture, Rheasurreptitiously infiltrated and toppled Millie’s grandmother.

Unobtrusive was Rhea’s departure to the hospital, engendering a facade attributing the incident toCeleste.

Rhea effectively shattered the bond between Millie and Celeste.

Millie clenched her teeth, the words escaping her lips tinged with resolve. “Step aside.”

Placing the bowl of sweet soup onto the tray, Millie embarked towards the living room.

Recognizing that her presumption about Celeste’s involvement had been in error, Millie was preparedto extend her apologies to Celeste.

However, a pervasive sense of disarray gripped her thoughts. Amidst the maelstrom within her mind,the precise source of her unease remained elusive.

Bria’s amusement resonated through a faint chuckle as her palm unfurled.

Encircled within her grasp were several fish bones she had prepared for the soup.

Millie placed the sweet soup before Celeste.

“Mother, the sweet soup you requested.”

Celeste’s reaction veered toward bewilderment, her gaze imbued with an unusual scrutiny. When hadshe made such a request for sweet soup?

Millie’s sincerity reverberated in her words. “I apologize sincerely. The misunderstanding regarding mygrandma’s situation was an error on my part. I will be heading to the hospital and won’t return tonight.”

Perplexity shadowed Celeste’s visage.

“Is this an apology to me?”

“Yes.”

In the wake of Millie’s earnest contrition, Celeste’s astonishment mingled with an unexpected sense ofsolace.

“Exercise more prudence in your judgments next time. I am not as malevolent as you might haveassumed.”

In the face of Millie’s genuine apology, Celeste found herself reflecting on the severity of her ownacerbic words.