However, she didn't.
Instead, she left that place and went to Zoe Ellsworth's home.
Zoe Ellsworth was waiting alone for Herman Hawthorne to come home for dinner, but she never expected her visitor.
"Are you satisfied now? I'm leaving."
"You never should have come back. Are you just here to say goodbye?" Zoe Ellsworth had a feeling she was up to no good.
"Herman gave me a huge sum of money. Enough to last me several lifetimes."
Zoe Ellsworth grunted. "Consider it charity for a beggar. It's not like my family is short on money."
Bianca Rhodes stared at her. "Zoe Ellsworth, you're just a nineteen-year-old girl. When I was nineteen, you were probably still in high school somewhere. You just got lucky being born into a good family. Your whole sense of superiority comes from your family's wealth. Herman said that if you weren't a daughter of the Ellsworth Family, he would have divorced you long ago—or never married you in the first place!"
