Kiss My Revenge The Heiress Strikes Back

Chapter 43

Sebastian's eyebrows perked up with genuine interest for what seemed like the first time towards Miranda.

Arabella furrowed her brows, feigning confusion. "Didn't you say it yourself? If it wasn't for your man bringing you here, you wouldn't even be able to show up at a place like this, would you? Someone of your background couldn't possibly be here otherwise."

The wealthy young lady who had spoken before chimed in, backing up Arabella's snide remarks. "A country bumpkin like you, unless a rich man brought you in, how did you even get an invite from the Lancaster Group?"

"Do you think wearing a knock-off designer dress makes you a princess? Don't forget, a crow can't turn into a swan. It's women like you who show up at these events that really embarrass us!" Another young lady scoffed, her face full of disdain.

They were a bit annoyed with Arabella's facade of innocence. Why be so nice to someone like her? Especially when she had harmed her.

Even though they were standing a little distance away, Arabella made sure her words were loud enough for everyone to hear.

Given the attention they were drawing, most of the surrounding guests caught wind of the conversation, including members of the Hawke family.

lips curled into a sharp smile. "My background? What kind of background would that be?" Just as Miranda finished speaking, William walked over, greeting

Arabella saw William, she exclaimed,

to? No matter what, you can't

to everyone that she was implying this man was the

way. Is William involved in something like

President Lancaster's

...

look, but she only returned it with a

one of the girls

played innocent. "What? Just an assistant. Miranda, your sugar daddy is just an assistant? How did you

that Arabella's public persona was that of a sweet, kind girl, with a slight princess

made Alden and Grace and the four Hawke brothers so fond of her. Arabella

point, Sebastian seemed to catch on to what was really happening. His

longer, William was about to speak up when a