THE DIVORCE GAMBIT From Dumped Wife to CEO's Forever novel Chapter 753

When it came to her daughter, the Dowager was brimming with confidence. Her daughter was born to be the moon in the sky, destined for the spotlight.

Rosemary, who had been feeling insecure, felt a spark of hope ignite at her mother's words. Her eyes brightened. "You're right, Mother. From now on, I'm going to create my own opportunities."

Her mother was right. Age was just a number. She would marry into the royal family and bring honor to the Vances. The thought filled her with a rush of excitement.

Just then, the Dowager seemed to remember something. "By the way, I heard Brock has had another episode, and it's quite serious this time. You should find some time to visit him."

"Of course," Rosemary agreed.

"Celia is the Palmer family's only able-bodied daughter," the Dowager continued. "She may have a difficult personality, but she holds real power. Even the royal family shows her a degree of respect. It would be wise to stay on her good side. Don't let our royal connections make you arrogant and offend her."

"Don't worry, Mother. I know what I'm doing."

This was Valerium. She'd have to be insane to make an enemy of the local aristocracy.

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*Silverhaven*

It was the day of the final college entrance exams. Although Caitlin didn't need to take them, she stood at the entrance to the examination hall, holding a bouquet of flowers.

The first exam of the morning was Language Arts, scheduled to end at 11:30 a.m.

Caitlin was beautiful, a striking figure in the crowd of waiting parents. It didn't take long for a few reporters to notice her.

"Excuse me, miss, are you here waiting for your boyfriend?" a journalist asked, extending a microphone toward her.

"Not my boyfriend," Caitlin replied with a small shake of her head. "My best friend."

"Oh, I see! You look quite young yourself. Why aren't you taking the exams? Did you drop out of school? Do you regret it now?"

The reporter's question was aimed at sending a message to the students watching at home—a cautionary tale about the importance of a good education.

"I didn't drop out," Caitlin said, clutching the bouquet. The vibrant flowers framed her face, making the old saying "the person is more beautiful than the flowers" ring true. "I actually secured early admission to university a while back."

"Early admission!" The reporter's eyes lit up. "To which university, if you don't mind me asking?"

Hearing this, the nearby parents all turned to look at Caitlin. Early admission meant she was headed to a top-tier university, at the very least. This girl was clearly a prodigy.

"I've received offers from universities both here and abroad," Caitlin replied. "I haven't decided which one to accept yet."

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