Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 29

Chapter 29:

Some scenes appeared calm until the truth was spoken aloud. Once revealed, however, the truth could be quite embarrassing

Sansa had never imagined that the usually cowardly and accommodating Tiffany would bring their private conflict into the public eye. She was completely unprepared for such a confrontation. Her face flushed, then paled, and finally turned livid with anger

With a stern expression, she retorted, “How can you say that, Tiffany? It really hurt me. You know I’ve always treated you well.”

Marissa sneered. “Sansa, God isn’t blind. If you’re lying, watch out for repercussions.”

“You…” Sansa was so infuriated she couldn’t find the words. Ever since she became the hostess of the Nash family, nobody had dared to confront her this way. Even Balthasar showed her a measure of respect. Why had Tiffany, who used to be submissive, suddenly turned so defiant? As Sansa struggled to respond, Ayla interjected angrily, “Let’s look at the surveillance footage!”

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Check the surveillance

was the one who had spilled the Longevity Soup. The Nash family members all disliked Tiffany, so her and the servants’ behaviors wouldn’t be a concern for them. But getting caught sabotaging

arrived empty-handed. Wiping sweat from his brow, he said, “Mr. Nash, the

The room erupted

prey for just any hacker—it would take a top-tier professional to destroy it. But why would a

going on here?” She had planned to use the video to ruin Tiffany’s life completely. But now that the evidence was gone, her frustration and

the butler could respond, Marissa sighed heavily. “Why are you still acting, Sansa? It’s clear

added, “Whoever erased the footage did so because it was damaging to them. Everyone knows I lack the means to hack into the surveillance system. So, who

responsible. It was hard to dispute Marissa’s point, as it was exactly

was left speechless, her anger making her tremble. Yet Marissa didn’t stop there. “You’ve really gone to

would be punished by her grandfather. Ayla struggled to control her emotions. Yet, Marissa remained composed. “Ayla, getting angry won’t help. It’s unbecoming for a girl