Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 357:

Today, Marissa unveiled her identity as the renowned painter, Only. None of the attendees involved in the painting and calligraphy circle had left; instead, they eagerly sought opportunities to converse with her and cultivate friendships.

As Balthasar took Marissa out of the banquet hall, a throng of guests followed, forming a circle around her.

As Connor stepped out of the elevator, the expressions of those around Marissa shifted to gossipy. Recently, rumors surfaced on the internet alleging that Tiffany and Connor’s marriage was fake. Shockingly, some even claimed Tiffany had two four-year-old children.

As Connor and Tiffany came face to face, onlookers braced for an uncertain reaction, anticipating possible embarrassment. The initial intention to connect with Only was swiftly replaced by curiosity.

At that moment, thoughts of bonding with the Sanchez family were cast aside. All eyes turned to Connor and Marissa, awaiting the interaction between the fake couple.

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knew Connor’s reputation for unpredictability and feared he might reveal something embarrassing. The tension from her recent

As he

she wished to vanish instantly. She pondered incessantly on how to confront him should he approach her for a conversation. If he divulged what occurred last night in a

a typical individual wouldn’t disclose such an awkward matter in public, Connor frequently exhibited behaviors distinct from societal norms. He particularly enjoyed teasing her. Perhaps he would indeed bring

What should she do?

Connor walked past her without a word, completely ignoring her.

was his intention? He appeared to be upset with her for last night. Despite his disregard, causing her some embarrassment, she felt a wave

could exhale, murmurs spread through the

to be a fake couple. Once the truth came to light, Connor opted

be confronted with her having two four-year-old kids.

the remarkable painter, Only. If it weren’t for her past with two

inconsequential to someone of Connor’s stature.