The Ex-Wife He Can’t Have novel Chapter 250

The woman speaking owned a luxury health boutique and constantly dealt in luxury imports like Beluga caviar, truffles, and saffron. She regularly exchanged high-end gifts for networking.

"What kind of client is so crafty that they'd weave their own jewelry? You'll have to introduce us sometime," another socialite chimed in casually.

"Of course. Her name is Judith Jarrett. Do you know who her daughter is? She's the incredibly popular Sophia."

"Sophia? Is she foreign or mixed?"

"Oh, no, that's just an English stage name. Her real name is Jillian Jarrett."

The others treated it as passing gossip and quickly forgot about it.

Only Sienna's hand froze as she reached for a card, the smile instantly dying on her face.

Her emotions were a tangled mess, impossible to calm.

In the old days, Judith Jarrett was nothing more than a bottom-tier cleaner in her eyes, someone whose social standing was too pathetic to even warrant a second glance.

In just a few short years, she had somehow managed to claw her way into Sienna's elite social circles.

Even if she was just on the fringes, compared to before, it was a world-shattering transformation.

The more Sienna thought about it, the more suffocated she felt.

"I knew Judith years ago, but we lost touch. I actually have a gift sitting around here somewhere. Do you mind passing it on to her for me?"

"What kind of gift?"

A malicious curve formed on Sienna's lips. "Just a painting."

She ordered a servant to fetch the artwork.

"This painting was given to the old matriarch by Silas Xavier years ago."

The surrounding women gasped in awe. "A piece by Master Silas? That must be worth a fortune."

"It's not exactly a legendary masterpiece. He just sends the old matriarch a few of his sketches every year. We have several at home, and leaving them in storage is a waste."

A few days later, the holiday season arrived right on time.

Over the past few years, Jillian had provided Judith with a significant amount of money.

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