Kiss My Revenge The Heiress Strikes Back

Chapter 45

The allure of a young girl, balanced delicately between innocence and maturity, was impossible to ignore. As Miranda made her way over, the other young members of the Lancaster family gravitated towards her, eager to say hello.

"Mira," the youngest among them exclaimed, eyes wide with admiration, rushing over to be near her. Her slightly older brother couldn't hide his affection for his sister either. "Miranda."

Some of these relatives had witnessed Miranda's bravery when she helped Anna, and their respect for her had only grown since then.

This admiration only added to the aura of popularity surrounding Miss Lancaster.

Mrs. Hawke couldn't help but question, "President Lancaster, are you sure you've got the right person?" Alden ventured, "Yeah, President Lancaster, could there be a mistake?"

Dorian's brows furrowed in confusion.

"What's going on?" Alistair whispered to Dorian as he walked up to the latter.

Dorian replied coldly, "How the hell should I know?"

face turned serious. "What are you implying? I'd know my own daughter, wouldn't I?" She turned to face the crowd, exuding an air of authority. "Today, as your host, I have invited you all to this

is both beautiful and accomplished, and as her mother, I consider myself incredibly fortunate to have such a gorgeous daughter. I hope you will all look out for my dear

commanding attention, ensuring everyone

spotlight then shifted to Miranda, illuminating her with

speaking, applause filled the room, accompanied

with admiration for her beauty and grace.

we'll certainly look after

truly exceptional and

...

Hawke family stood rooted to their spots,

nothing quite as humiliating as being proven wrong in public, and that was exactly

was now being celebrated by everyone and acknowledged as the prized

was hard to swallow. And now, that daughter was calling someone else "Mom". Arabella glared

become a princess? How could someone dismissed by the Hawke family bask

beautifully and capturing everyone's attention should have been her. Yet here she was,