Chapter 65

"I have no idea either. I think he spoke to Giselle alone for a while. I don't know what they talked about. You should go ask him about it," said Chantelle. Camille hummed in response. After hanging up the phone, Camille didn't head upstairs at once. She was sensible. If it weren't for how observant and tactful she was, she wouldn't be able to become the new Mrs. Whitman following Diane's passing. After all, a man like David didn't just attract divorced women. Countless younger women in their twenties and thirties were also jumping at the opportunity to be his next wife. Camille's advantage over the younger women wasn't her appearance or her history with David. She stood out because of her ability to read a room. More importantly, she was also sensible and considerate. Diane was David's wife and Giselle's biological mother. However, in some ways, she felt more like his teacher. David liked Diane, but he was also afraid of her. Unlike Diane, Camille was able to use her skill