?<strong>Chapter 876:</strong>


    “Investigate if Evita was really the one who saved me.”


    “Do you doubt it was her? I checked the surveince footage, and it was definitely her,” his son insisted, showing Marcus the video.


    After watching it, Marcus felt disheartened, a quiet sigh escaping him.


    “I see.”


    His son added thoughtfully, “Maybe Evita has some ulterior motives, but everyone has ambitions. Her family’s downfall might have pushed her to seize this opportunity; it’s understandable.”


    Marcus paused, then nodded slowly.


    “Perhaps,” he murmured, deciding not to say more.


    After all, Evita saved him, and if there was any way he could help, he would.


    In the afternoon, Madisyn and ine went shopping together.


    It had been a while since they’dst done this.


    ine eagerly bought several things for Madisyn, who dutifully followed her mother’s lead, trying on clothes.


    The soft pastel outfit that ine picked out made Madisyn look even more adorable and sweet, making ine’s heart swell with affection.


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    ine also chose a few pieces for Milly.


    As they strolled through the store, enjoying their time, they overheard a pair of saleswomen gossiping nearby.


    “Why hesitate over just a few tens of thousands of dors’ worth of clothes?”


    “Exactly, the Calderon family has really fallen.”


    “Yes. Even smaller families are better off than the Calderons now. In a few years, they might not even be around.”


    ine froze, her heart skipping a beat.


    For a moment, she thought she must have been imagining things, convinced it couldn’t be the same Calderon family she was from.


    But then, as she turned, she spotted a familiar face standing by a piece of clothing.


    It was…


    A wave of emotion hit ine, and her eyes welled up with tears.


    Madisyn, noticing her mother’s reaction, followed her gaze and immediately guessed that the person was someone ine knew.


    ine immediately instructed a saleswoman to wrap up the clothing.


    The saleswoman, clearly pleased, swiftly obliged, carefully packing the clothing right in front of Vienna.


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