Chapter overview: Chapter 588 from Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss
In this standout chapter of the Romance novel Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss, Nydia Scott introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.
"All you do is defy me. Some days I wonder why you were ever born." Emma snapped, turning her head away in a huff.
Meanwhile, at the restaurant entrance.
Mignon watched Bennett's car disappear from view, the smile on her face vanishing instantly.
"Mom, you said you'd set us up if I was interested in the Thompson heir, but he has a girlfriend."
"His mom already told you, she's just some plaything he's toying with. Once Bennett gets bored, they'll be over," Nelly said calmly.
"Really?" Mignon's eyes lit up again.
"Of course. Do you really think the heir to the Thompson family would marry a nobody? When he marries, it will be to a lady from a prominent family, like you."
Nelly gently poked Mignon's forehead with a look of fond exasperation. "She's just a plaything. Your father has kept a few starlets and models on the side, hasn't he? After a while, he gets tired of them. I've never paid them any mind."
"So I can really marry Ben? That's wonderful!" Mignon beamed.
"Yes. Once you marry the Thompson heir, you'll be the future matriarch of the family. The richest family in Istra, their wealth is immeasurable. Not only will you live in luxury for the rest of your life, but our Powell family can also use the Thompsons' influence to secure our footing in Istra."
Nelly then added a reminder, "You need to focus your efforts on Mrs. Moore. If you can win her over, marrying into the Thompson family is just a matter of time. In high society, feelings are the least important thing. Suitable family backgrounds and parental approval are what truly matter."
"Don't worry, Mom, I understand," Mignon nodded sweetly. "You saw how much Mrs. Moore liked me."
"Of course. My Mignon is so smart, beautiful, and lovable. Who wouldn't like you?" Nelly said, looking at her daughter with satisfaction.
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