Before marrying Chairman Brown, Mrs. Brown had been a wealthy heiress raised in luxury—naive, romantic, and always dreaming.
Chairman Brown doted on her so much that even in her fifties, she still had the heart of a lovestruck teenage girl.
But instead of channeling that energy into herself, she fixated on Selina.
Mrs. Brown painted a vivid picture: "Selina, just imagine—everyone's at the party, and suddenly you hear a horse whinny at the entrance. People step outside and see two tall white horses pulling a crystal carriage. Then you step out of the carriage, and in that moment, every single person's eyes are on you…"
Selina quickly cut her off, "I think I'm fine just the way I am!"
Mrs. Brown looked a little disappointed. "Oh, alright. But I did prepare some jewelry for you—it's absolutely stunning, made by a master jade craftsman over a hundred years ago. I brought the whole set. You'll definitely wow the crowd!"
Selina considered texting Damien for backup.
