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Debra pondered for a moment. "No wonder. Even though the Nichols family is the top dog in Seamar City, Melody doesn't hold any real power in the Nichols Group. Why would those socialites be clamoring to host an evening gala for her? It must be because of her connection to the Eaton family."

If the banquet was held at the Eaton family's residence, it indicated that Bert Eaton and Melody were quite close when they were young.

Marion opened another package of sweets for Debra and said, "I'll accompany you tonight."

"No need," Debra replied. "It's a ladies' gala. Besides, Melody traveled all the way here. If I'm not mistaken, either Juan is here, or Melody came all the way here to deal with me."

Melody might appear kind, but she was quite petty. Their grudge ran too deep, and Melody wouldn't let her off easily.

"You're spot on," Marion said. "Juan has been missing from Seamar City lately. Melody probably thinks he is here for you."

Debra sensed his jealousy and pecked him on the cheek. "Here for me? I don't think so. That's just Melody's imagination. Who knows? Juan is probably scheming something with the Eaton family or Drake."

"Let's hope so," Marion said. "If he's still bothering you, I'll teach him a lesson."

He had held back before, but not this time.

As evening approached, he posed as a chauffeur and drove Debra to the Eaton Mansion.

The villa was grand and opulent, a rare estate in the heart of the bustling city center where land was worth its weight in gold.

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It was clear that the Eaton family held immense power here.

"My people are outside," Marion said. "Call me if anything goes wrong."

"Don't worry," Debra reassured him. "Melody cares too much about her reputation. She wouldn't have made such a big scene if she planned

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Bert rarely appeared in public these days. The chance to meet such a prominent figure was too good to pass up. Marion said indulgently, "Alright, have it your way."

Most of the socialites had arrived in groups, and Debra was a new face among them. However, since Marion and she had been featured in the newspapers together, everyone immediately recognized her.

The guests whispered among themselves.

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"So what? Marion loves her like crazy. He even dumped Miss Bernard for her."

"Shh, keep your voice down. If Mr. Houston finds out we're gossiping about her, we'll be in trouble."