In the Lap of Luxury by Unsweetened Chestnuts

Chapter 167 We Can Never Be Friends

However, it was clear that Celia didn’t particularly appreciate Grace’s gesture.

“Celia, I’m going to give you one more chance. Withdraw this artwork from the exhibition by yourself, or else you’ll regret it,” Grace warned.

Celia remained unfazed and ignored Grace’s warning.

“Do as you please,” she confidently replied, before walking away with her head held high.

As she pushed open the glass door, she bumped into Frederick. “Frederick, what are you doing here?”

Instead of answering her question, Frederick asked casually, “When did you and Grace become such good friends?”

Celia sneered, “What nonsense are you talking about? Who would possibly be friends with her? She’s the heiress of the Lewis family now. I can’t possibly reach her level.”

Her words were dripping with sarcasm and underlying tension.

“Ahhh,” Frederick said in understanding and chose not to delve further into the matter.

Celia didn’t pay any more attention to him and haughtily walked away with her nose in the air once again.

lowered his gaze and looked at his phone screen, which showed that the recording was

counting.

eyes as he pressed the stop button and saved the recording

Frederick took the initiative to greet Grace. He seemed more polite today and

asked, “What’s your

a hint of humor as he replied, “We share the same last name, so there’s

becoming my father’s graduate student? But with your qualifications, it might not be the best

quickly realized that Alan and Frederick were father and son. It

Grace responded before

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to her again. He was reluctant to acknowledge his past before, but facts spoke louder than

it?”

attitude and how I looked down on you.

a good friend of Benjamin’s, just

just had different perspectives.” Grace was indirectly expressing

aside our connection with Benjamin, can we simply

aback. But she also sensed

assume you’re not apologizing to me as a person but rather because of

had

to explain, but Grace cut him off. “There’s no need

understand.