Confrontations at the Restaurant

In a luxury restaurant, a single meal could easily cost tens of thousands. The dinner Percival treated her to was at least 50,000.

Back when the Clearwater Corporation was still around, Benedict had no job and relied on his shares for pocket money, or he’d ask her for some.

Now that the Clearwater Corporation was gone, it was surprising to see him in a place like this. Judging by his appearance, he seemed to be doing quite well these past few months.

Upon seeing him, Eulalia instinctively opened her mouth to call him “brother,” but the word got stuck in her throat, like a sharp stone lodged there.

Benedict was affectionately hugging a woman, and it was clear they were more than just friends.

Seemingly sensing her gaze, Benedict looked up and his eyes flashed with surprise, followed by a mix of hatred and impatience.

Benedict whispered something to the woman in his arms, who then looked at Eulalia disdainfully.

Eulalia knew they couldn’t be saying anything good about her. Just as she w