Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 1824

Mavis sat on the edge of the bed, replaying the events of the day in her mind.

"If you like kids, you can have them."

Those words echoed in her ears, refusing to fade away.

She still could not understand what Nathaniel meant by that.

Feeling troubled, she lay down, pulling the covers over herself.

After what felt like an eternity, Mavis finally drifted into an uneasy sleep, her mind plagued by troubling thoughts.

In her dream, the year of their marriage contract had ended, and Nathaniel had a new partner by his side. He announced the woman's identity on various social platforms, his eyes filled with love—love that Mavis had never seen directed at her.

Mavis immediately woke up from her nightmare, panting heavily.

Her heart ached as if it had been squeezed tightly, and she felt suffocated.

Was her dream trying to tell her something?

Was it a reminder that her relationship with Nathaniel was destined to fail?

The sudden sound of someone knocking at her door pulled Mavis from her thoughts.

She quickly composed herself and went to answer the door.

It was Gabrielle, and she said, "Mae, Grandma wants to go shopping. Let's go together. Marius will drive us."

Mavis agreed. "Sure, I just need to change my clothes."

She put on a more conservative dress, something appropriate for a daughter-in-law of the Nicholls family accompanying Mildred out.

Mildred was already waiting downstairs, and Mavis hurried to join her.

"Sorry to have kept you waiting, Grandma."

"No, Grandma, I'm fine. I just woke up and felt a bit groggy, but it's nothing."

"That's good. Remember, the key to life is to be happy and not carry too much stress. I've lived a long life and seen all sorts of challenges. As long as you live joyfully, nothing is too difficult."

"I understand, Grandma."

Soon, they arrived at a mall owned by the Nicholls Group. Before getting out of the car, Mildred put on her sunglasses and walked with a commanding presence, exuding the aura of a true matriarch.

It happened to be the store's anniversary, so the mall was crowded and bustling with activities.

Gabrielle whispered, "Grandma, we can have Nate clear the place for us."

She had barely finished speaking when Mildred playfully tapped her on the head.

"Clearing everyone out would suck all the fun out of shopping. How would that be enjoyable? You're too young to be relying on power to solve everything."