Lucca knew that there were plenty of men in the world more outstanding than Gerald.
If one of those remarkable men belonged to another woman, she might not have felt such anger and jealousy.
But when that man belonged to Catherine, she simply couldn't accept it.
Lucca had always believed she was far superior to Catherine—she was young, beautiful, and lively, while Catherine seemed dull and old-fashioned.
So why was it that Catherine could have what she couldn't?
That was why Lucca had schemed so hard to drive Catherine away from Gerald.
Sure, she liked Gerald to some extent—but more than that, she wanted to take away what belonged to Catherine just to prove her own worth.
As Lucca shouted all this, Gerald walked in from outside, his face dark and unreadable.
Though Tracy also hated that the man her daughter loved was Catherine's boyfriend, she still reached out and tugged at Lucca's arm, signaling her to stop talking.
After all, Lucca was now Gerald's girlfriend.
