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Tonight Her Love Ended novel Chapter 201

But before Felipa could scold Yvette in front of Nova—just as Belinda had once stood up for her—Yvette spoke first.

"Mrs. Forrester," Yvette said, "I ate all the food you sent over yesterday. It was delicious. I could really feel how much you care, thank you! You dote on me just like a mother would. Once I become Tristan's wife, I'll definitely be a good daughter to you, Mom!"

At the very end, Yvette had actually crossed the line and called Felipa "Mom."

Felipa hastily hung up, terrified of what the younger woman might say next.

She didn't even dare to look at Nova's expression.

Back in the day, she had been the one who insisted Yvette call her that...

Nova finally broke free from Felipa's grasp, turning on her heel and heading straight for the door.

"Nova... Nova!" Felipa chased after her, but her phone started ringing again.

She glanced at the screen. It was Tristan.

Unable to catch up to Nova in time, she answered the call.

Before she could speak, he said, "I've suppressed the news. It's handled."

Felipa checked the online feeds and saw that every trace of the discussion was gone. "Why aren't you coming back? Your grandmother is worried sick, and Nova is completely heartbroken. You need to come home and comfort her."

There was a slight pause on the other end. Relying on a woman's intuition, Felipa immediately suspected that Yvette was clinging to him...

"Tristan, I know Yvette is prettier than Nova. She has a better figure, a superior family background, and she's more accomplished and capable. It's perfectly normal that you'd like her. I used to despise Nova, I admit, but now... Nova truly loves you. I can see it. The way she looks at you is filled with nothing but love."

A long silence stretched across the line before Tristan finally replied, "What good is love?"

With that, he hung up.

Felipa didn't even need to ask to hear the blatant favoritism for Yvette in his words.

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