Her Hidden Crowns (Suzanne and Austin)

Chapter 246

Suzanne was so young. Could she really be Jane Smith?

Though Suzanne and Shane had heard rumors before, seeing Frankie in person still shocked them.

Shane masked his expression with a smile and introduced, "This is Dr. Smith, Jane Smith."

Frankie and Todd were dumbfounded. The elusive expert they had been searching for so long turned out to be such a young woman?

Shane couldn't be bothered to look at them and instead turned to Suzanne. "This is Mr. Lloyd, and this is Todd."

If Shane weren't so well-versed in controlling his emotions after years in the business world, he might have already lost control and knocked them to the ground.

They actually dared to lay a hand on Suzanne!

He could barely stand the thought of letting her lift a finger, yet these two had the audacity to hurt her?

Frankie and Todd quickly composed themselves, their faces shifting into fawning smiles as they greeted Suzanne with careful respect, "Hello, Dr. Smith."

Frankie extended his hand for a handshake, but Suzanne merely glanced at him and responded with a nod.

shaking hands and instead

stiffened in mid-air, his face flashing with awkwardness.

she was Todd's last hope. Offending her was

practically glued

her figure and the effortless elegance she carried were

he could get

was in that state, yet he

really

swept over Todd before finally settling on Frankie. His voice was cold. "Mr. Lloyd,

turned and shot

had no interest in their father-son dynamic. If not for Suzanne's plan, he would have already thrown a sack over their heads and beaten them

lips curled slightly

unmistakable display of wealth. Every detail exuded opulence, from the intricate furnishings to the high-end finishes. One look and it was clear that money was

The excitement in Shane's eyes was unmistakable—this was all money waiting to be

them took their seats, the Lloyds' maids brought out an assortment of exquisite pastries

Frankie's warning, Todd didn't dare let his gaze wander to

toward Suzanne, speaking with forced politeness, "Dr. Smith, when