A Perfect Lie Hides Behind My Billionaire Marriage (reese and hudson)

Reese had never expected that Rona, as a public figure, would completely disregard her image and directly resort to physical violence. She had no time to react.

A slap came down.

Suddenly, the entire photography studio fell silent.

Raven was the first to react. She rushed forward, exclaiming, "How could you just hit someone like that?"

Rona's expression was fierce. "Why can't I hit her? I need to teach her a lesson! The most despicable actions must come with consequences!"

Raven's eyes turned red with anger.

Reese covered her face and used her other hand to pull Raven behind her. Her tone was extremely calm as she said, "Don't get angry, it's pointless."

As she finished speaking, the hand covering her face suddenly dropped.

In the blink of an eye, she took a step forward at a speed almost comparable to lightning.

"Smack! Smack! Smack!" Three crisp sounds rang out. Rona's face now bore two distinct palm prints.

And they were uneven, since one cheek received more slap.

complete silence. You could hear a pin drop, as if the sound had

present were so shocked that their jaws could almost touch

and deserved a beating, no one had ever dared

truly formidable. She didn't hesitate to take

earlier

angrily at Reese. "How dare you hit me? Do you even know

her uncle was in business. Being in the entertainment

had long been

that Reese, a mere designer, would dare to

with a mocking smile, tapping her ear as if clearing it, and sneered, "Oh,

famous, so she assumed everyone was well aware

someone like Reese

she was so furious she could kill.

remained unimpressed, shrugged her shoulders, and said, "Oh,

chuckle spread through

was trampled on by Reese, thrown to the ground and repeatedly stomped

bear it any longer, Rona went mad and lunged at Reese, attempting to grab her. "Reese, you wretched woman! I'm going

such humiliation, being slapped in front of so many people. Even after she brought out her most powerful backer, she was still

her dignity and reputation were utterly