A Beauty With Multiple Masks

Arielle and Selena had a good chat, as they were considered friends.

The two conversed for a long while, updating each other about recent events.

Besides the Wilhelms, only Selena and the president knew about Arielle going back to the country to seek vengeance.

Selena looked concerned as she asked, “Have you settled what you intended to do? I’ve already hidden all your records as you’ve asked. I’m not sure if it’s helpful to you.”

“Yes, it helped me greatly although the matter is only half-finished. But there’s no need to help me hide my identity any longer.”

If the remaining opponents were as formidable as Vinson had described, they would be able to find out the truth even if I were to hide my identity. It’s better to lay it all out in the open.

Hearing this, the vice president nodded. “You saved our labs, so let us know if you need our help in the future. I’ll help you as long as it’s within my means.”

Arielle smiled in gratitude. “How is Mr. Lambert doing now?” she inquired as he came into her mind.

Selena gave Arielle another appreciative smile when she brought up the president. “Thanks to the robotic pacemaker you developed, Mr. Lambert’s heart disease has been cured. However, the doctor advised him to rest in bed for three months due to his old age. If he was a young man, he could’ve been discharged after two weeks.”

for the students who’ve delayed their studies tomorrow. Would you like to attend

who’ve delayed their

take over Mr. Lambert’s position as temporary president. I believe

she was giving her the power to decide the passing or

she nodded in agreement when she suddenly thought of

as she was about to take out the photo of her mother and the mysterious man, Vernon knocked on the

at the restaurant in the east

before reluctantly placing the photo back into her

the restaurant, she received

“Hello?”

that you’ve arrived?” He

Sasha

me that you’ve arrived safely, but I

fondly as she said in a sweet voice, “Got it. I’ll say it now, okay? Vinson, I’ve

Shouldn’t you be calling