Chapter 276 Retaliation By The Divorced Heiress

• The two groups were staring at each other, and tension was in the air. "Mr. Salvador, Steven smiled sarcastically and remarked, "I'm not sure if this is a coincidence or just plain bad luck." His statements lacked civility. "Is Bella inside?" Justin inquired in a low voice, his brows furrowing. Rosalind's scalp tingled at the name of Bella, and her heart constricted at that moment. "Why? Is it prohibited? Steven scoffed, his words sharp and full of venom. "Is Mr. Salvador hoping to take over this place as well?" Ian shot back, "Damn...," because he could take it no more. Did Mr. Salvador not even take any action? We’re only asking! Did you not eat your medicine before leaving the house?”
• Hasn't taken any action? Is that really possible for you to say without a smile? Steven looked downcast and remarked, "I can hardly listen to such nonsense." His thick eyebrows were furrowed. Ian shot back, "You...!" "Ian, that suffices." "What is Bella doing here?" questioned Justin icily as he cut in. "Whatever Mr. Salvador is here for, our young lady is here for the same reason," Steven sneered, sweeping his cold gaze over Rosalind's apparently vulnerable appearance. Justin's eyebrows grew more furrowed. It seemed that Bella had developed an interest in the Rose Manor, but he would not let her succeed this time! At this moment, Bella had already lifted the hem of her dress and ventured into the sea of flowers.
• She moved with a lively, elf-like elegance as the vivid sunset projected a wonderful glow, making her look like a goddess of flowers. She crouched in the muddy flowerbed and worked the soil with care, unfazed. With deft hands, she studied the rose petals and stems, taking careful notes on her phone and taking pictures to document the beauty. Bella looked like she was on a treasure quest, a contemporary gold prospector, while other females had come to take in the view and take some photos. Who would have guessed that such a beautiful woman would defy romantic expectations and proudly display her "business-oriented" and "practical-minded" qualities? Her priorities were obvious.