Masked In Nobility: Secrets Of Mrs. Chavez by Selina Gorges

Yulia looked at the girl walking from afar, and for a fleeting moment, she thought it was a young Lilian. They looked so much alike, especially those eyes, as if they were carved from the same mold. However, the girl in front of her was even more beautiful than Lilian.

“Yves, you’re back! The next class is with Top Dog. I thought you might not make it! Bonnie said.

Yvette nodded slightly and lifted her eyes, a laid–back expression in her gaze. She looked at Yulia, who was staring at her in a daze.

Yulia was wearing the latest fashion from LV. Although she was in her fifties, she was well–maintained. Apart from a few visible wrinkles on her face, she looked lively.

When Yulia noticed Yvette looking at her, she suddenly became tongue–tied.

Bonnie, looking puzzled, whispered, ‘Yve, this lady came to find you. Don’t you know her?”

Yvette turned slightly, revealing a portion of her wrist. “Who are you?” she asked in a chilly and lazy tone.

Noticing that people around were starting to glance in their direction, Yulia quickly introduced herself, “Hello, Yvette. I’m Yulia, Victor’s mother, and… and your mother’s close friend.

Last time on the basketball courty–she had spoken ill of Yvette to appease Victor. Yulia didn’t know the full story, only that Yvene had gotten involved, which angered her. She felt Yvette shouldn’t have helped outsiders go against Victor. Later, after calming down, she realized Rebecca was right. Victor’s spoiled nature was her doing, and he deserved some setbacks.

Time had passed, and Yulia no longer harbored those feelings. Seeing Yvette in person now stirred some old memories. Lilian had treated her kindly back then, viewing her as a close friend, though their relationship could never reach a heart–to- heart level due to too many entangled interests. Yulia could never truly be sincere with Lilian.

After hearing Yulia’s words, Yvette’s gaze sharpened slightly, exuding a cold aura that made Yulia feel uneasy. “Let’s go to the cafe outside the campus, Yvette said. Then, she tilted her head and said to Bonnie, “Tell Jeremiah I have something to do and won’t make it to class.”

still a bit dazed, nodded and said, “Got it,

stupid of me!” She hadn’t expected that the woman was Victor’s mother. They didn’t look alike at all. Bonnie didn’t know that Victor had inherited his looks from the paternal side

to find Yve? It must be a scheme, an absolute

approached with a textbook in hand. “Where’s Yvette?” he

Bonnie

clutched her chest in surprise. ‘Why did Top Dog walk so quietly like a

she decided to tell him about Victor’s mother seeking out Yvette. She thought, ‘One can never know someone’s true intentions, and what if that woman tried to threaten Yve? Just like in those TV dramas where money gets thrown at people, followed by angry threats. I’ll go all out

he saw the determined

just now Victor’s mother came to see Yve. They went to the Heartbeat Gale next to the campus, Bonnie said, while mentally assuring herself that she wasn’t

an instant, Jeremiah’s eyes deepened like an unfathomable abyss. Someone from the Carter

seat she could see the school’s plaque with the words “Teach and Educate inscribed by Simon, hanging at the

she preferred its

hesitated and decided against it. Uncomfortably fidgeting with her handbag. Yulia reminded herself of why she was

Another five minutes passed.

spoken. Finally, unable to wait any longer, Yulia carefully began, Yvette, I’m here today because of the marriage agreement Lilian and I made between you and Victor. You know that when Lilian was five months pregnant, she disappeared, and you were inissing for over twenty years. Because of that, with your father’s consent, the marriage arrangement was transferred to Winona. This matter

in one breath, not daring to look at Yvette’s face afterward. She knew it wasn’t the right thing for the Carter family to do and had prepared herself for Yvette’s reaction. The compensation promised by Robert was set at 15 million dollars, but

her milkshake, stretched lazily, and

to accuse her, or even cry and throw a tantrum over the engagement. She

and happy marriage and lots of

time had left her in