Phyllis'' n was to bite her tongue until Edward took charge o of the Talley Group. Then, she would make Rosalie pay for messing with her.


    "Rosalie, you really shoulde back with us. Our hometowns ain''t no Hasmond, but it''s got its own charm. Plus, after divorcing Julian, this is a great chance for you to unwind and have some fun out there," said Helena.


    Helena brought up the divorce in front of Rosalie, pretending to care but really just trying to stir up some trouble and get Rosalie upset.


    If Rosalie didn''t know Helena''s true colors, she might''ve missed the evil glee twinkling in her eyes.


    She gave Helena a sidelong nce and asked with a raised eyebrow. What exactly do you mean by having fun?"


    Helena said, "Country folk are really fun. You''ll definitely be in a good mood once you get there."


    Rosalie.


    Helena really wanted Rosalie toe back to their hometown. That''s the only way Helena can feel superior to


    Folks in their hometown knew their surnames were different, so they assumed Rosalie was from the high-and-mighty Talley family. Plus, she stayed in her room most of the time. Seldom would people hear her call Edward Dad.


    Therefore, despite returning to their hometown numerous times, no one was aware that Rosalie actually belonged to the Graham family. Even the private ne, which was a birthday gift from George to Roulie, belonged solely to her.


    Those poor country folk, in an attempt to win Helena''s favor and gain benefits from the Graham family, would praise her to the high heavens while secretly looking down on Rosalie.


    They all said that Rosalie, a cousin from the Graham family, still clung to them even after her aunt passed away and her uncle remarried, just trying to take advantage of them.


    Every time Helena heard these words, she


    e would smile awkwardly to tacitly approve those spections.


    Whenever Rosalie was looked down upon by those people, Helena''s sense of superiority as the pampered darling of the Graham family would skyrocket.


    Rosalie sneered at Helena, and through her smiling eyes, she instantly perceived Helena''s malicious intent and schemes.


    The "fun" Helena was talking about could very well be referring to Rosalie, a well- recognized "cousin" of the Graham family,