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

Just minutes ago, when Emmett returned from the restroom and passed the first-floor exhibition hall, he saw Yvette standing by the raw emerald, idly playing with her phone.

Emmett thought. Her? He had seen Yvette at the police station before. Previously, Jeremiah had rushed back to Seacrity from an important military meeting to pick her up from the police station.

It was obvious how important Yvette was to Jeremiah. In all the years Emmett had served Jeremiah, this was the first time he had seen the latter show affection toward a woman.

If nothing occurred. Yvette’s future status would be unmatched, ji was clear-if Jeremiah had chosen her, no one could stand in his way.

However, Emmett wondered what made Yvette so special. With all the high-society ladies in Betrico, he couldn’t understand why Jeremiah would choose Yvette, a mere university student.

Emmett thought, Because she’s pretty? There are plenty of beautiful ladies. Why her? Before he could ponder further. Emmett returned to the VIP room on the second floor to report the situation to Jeremiah.

Meanwhile on the first floor, Edward was still trying to prod Martin, pushing him to bid on the piece of raw emerald.

However, Martin was not foolish. There was no way Edward would be so generous. Growing doubtful of the emerald, Martin cooled off and declined, “If you like it so much, Mr. Jones, go ahead.”

Edward gritted his teeth in frustration when he saw that Martin no longer wanted to bid. He had heard a rumor that the raw emerald in question was problematic, with its green surface drawing suspicion.

If Martin made the purchase, the Jones family would have surpassed the Garcia family as the leading jewelry business in Lommore this year. However, everything was ruined now because of Yvette.

Edward’s eyes gleamed with malice. He had connections with the local gang, so dealing with Yvette would be child’s play.

Meanwhile, Martin had a newfound respect for Yvette, though he chalked it up to the coincidence that she had interrupted him at just the right moment.

“When did you arrive?” Jeremiah’s lips curled into a smile as he strode toward Yvette. His heart raced in excitement, more so than ever before, as the person he had been longing for stood right before him.

by onlookers, Yvette heard Jeremiah’s voice and showed a brief flash of surprise,

approached, the crowd instinctively parted for him, his imposing aura leaving little choice. Behind him trailed. Emmett, clad in a sharp black suit, equally exuding a

their eyes met. The warmth in Jeremiah’s eyes was intense and fervent. Yvette, unable to hold eye

nodded, his tone softening with a tenderness reserved only for Yvette.

thought, Yvette glanced at Jeremiah, her voice losing its earlier coldness. “All right. She followed him, showing

about to leave, mustered unexpected courage and called out, “Hey, Yvette, are

a moment before turning to face Kevin. Ignoring the conflicted look from Martin, site pulled out an envelope

stood there, staring after Yvette until she

silent the moment Jeremiah appeared, did not dare say a word. Moments ago, he had been scheming

just any invitation-it was the highest-level VIP pass, one that money alone couldn’t buy, a

I wasn’t mistaken, she had pulled the invitation from her pocket. It was not

say another word. Edward

wondering how Edward’s attitude had changed drastically. Just moments ago, the latter was sn**y, ready to take on this and that. Now, he

staring at the envelope in Kevin’s hand. If he did not realize by now that he had misunderstood, he’d

Kevin’s plus one. She had come on her own-and with a diamond VIP invitation, no less. Compared to

man next to Yvette was no ordinary person

this is?” Kevin asked, waving the

excitement. “My goodness, Kevin, this is a diamond VIP invitation.

in the main hall-we can bid directly from the private rooms. Where did you meet that girl? You lucky fool, you’ve

Kevin w

diamond VIP? He had only spoken to Yvette because he thought no one was looking after her. Now, he felt embarrassed to learn Yvette was a