Her Hidden Crowns (Suzanne and Austin)

Chapter 401

Suzanne felt her body had gone a little stiff after staying in the same position for so long. She moved her arms a bit before picking up her cup and heading toward

the pantry.

The coffee at Yates Corporation wasn't bad; they used fairly good beans. Suzanne took her time brewing some.

Just then, Seline walked in holding her own cup. Suzanne gave her a brief glance, then lifted her cup and prepared to walk out. But Seline stepped in front of her, blocking her path.

Suzanne frowned, her eyes cold as she looked at Seline. She said in a low voice, "If you're sick in the head, go to the hospital. Don't come acting crazy in front of me."

Seline glared at her and was about to lash out but quickly suppressed the anger on her face. She tucked her long hair neatly behind her ears, looked at Suzanne with a smug smile, and asked, "Suzanne, have you heard of the Fawley family?"

Suzanne looked at her indifferently. The Fawleys were the most prestigious family in Dudore, second only to the Halls. What was Seline bringing them up for out of nowhere?

Seeing that Suzanne didn't respond, Seline grew even more pleased with herself. She walked over to the coffee machine and went on proudly, "Micah Fawley is hosting a banquet in a few days. Jenson's taking me."

Her face was glowing with happiness and satisfaction as she glanced back at Suzanne with disdain. "Unlike you. So what if you're Jane Smith? You're still not qualified to go."

by all the top elite heirs. It was a great opportunity to broaden one's horizons and

thought of this had

paused slightly, a flicker of irony passing through

by his fans and he said nothing. But

lately were clearly just part of his PR campaign for his acting

did any of that have to

of her coffee and looked at Suzanne with a mocking smile.

after being dumped by Jenson like that, how could she still

you naive or just stupid? Do you really think there's any family out there who wouldn't want

an invite to the Fawley family's banquet in front of her The Fawleys meant nothing to her. They were definitely not worth clinging to. She had

the cup tightened. She recalled how Cindy

of

families were indeed trying to get

gaze sharp like a blade as she said in a low voice, "Besides,

and Seline's gaze darkened. She glared

just a piece of trash I didn't want. What right do you have to show