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

Emmett remained wary of Yvette, as he was of anyone who appeared around Jeremiah. His duty demanded extreme caution to ensure nothing went wrong. He couldn’t help but question Yvette’s presence.

Yvette’s sudden appearance at the auction on such an important day was highly suspicious. Even if she was here by coincidence, her presence might disrupt their plans. Nothing was certain

Emmett thought Yvette was a hindrance. If a conflict broke out later, he would have to protect her, and it would be a burden.

After glancing at Yvette, who remained silent with her eyes lowered, Emmett hesitated before cautiously asking, “Ms. Zeller. did you come here alone?”

Yvette turned and glanced at Emmett, her eyes filled with their usual indifference. “No, I came with a friend. He went to take care of something”

Upon hearing that. Jeremiah’s expression darkened, his brows furrowed, and his voice grew cold. “Pull our people out Return to standby

Shocked. Emmett thought, Retreat? Jeremiah had meticulously planned this for days, waiting for Caleb to appear so they could finally capture him

Emmett could not understand Jeremiah’s intention in withdrawing their men, but he knew it was because of Yvette. This time, Jeremiah was being far too ferational.

Regardless, Emmett was loyal to Jeremiah to the point of following him to death without hesitation. Still, his resentment toward Yvette grew.

If it weren’t for Yvette, such a carefully planned operation that had cost much manpower and resources would not have beeri abandoned at the last minute.

However, Emmett knew he could not change Jeremiah’s decision. He nodded reluctantly. “Understood, Mr. Chavez. I’ll give the orders now.” With that, he stepped out of the room.

Yvette rested her left arm, her beautifully tanned skin visible at her wrist. Her strikingly beautiful face followed Emmett’s exit with a calm expression. Then, she pursed her lips slightly. “Did I offend him?”

Jeremiah, who had been pouring coffee, paused as he thought, ‘She’s sharp. Emmett thought he had hidden his displeasure well, but Yvette had already.noticed it

“No. he doesn’t mean any harm. He just doesn’t understand why you’re here,” Jeremiah replied.

Yvette turned, staring at Jeremiah differently. After a few seconds of silence, her tone became more serious. “Aren’t you curious why I’m here?”

was gone as quickly as it appeared. However, in that brief moment, Yvette was momentarily stunned. She

It seemed that Andrew’s idea of using

for once, Andrew’s suggestion was not completely off the mark. Jeremiah felt he

slightly raspy, and said with a focused intensity. “It doesn’t matter. You’ve never asked why I’m

her coffee cup.

Yvette lowered her cry

now. Please check your

on it gently, and, once the temperature was just

lifted her gaze slightly and exchanged a silent smile with Jeremiah. Everything was

came at the door. “Excuse me, sir, may I

toward the couch. “Rest there. I’ll call

“Okay, Yvette replied

and returned to his usual aloof, untouchable demeanor, exuding an air of cold elegance. His voice was as icy as ever. “Come

courtesans meticulously selected to serve the VIP guests on the second floor. Their ultimate goal was

only possess striking beauty and a captivating figure

the temptation of generous pay drew many women to compete fiercely

the auction operated under unspoken rules. It was understood that as long as the price could satisfy both parties,

stories of girls being swept off their feet by wealthy businessmen, and their lives and statuses transformed

and charming man. She used

was because Jeremiah was not interested in women, only

people were simply beyond her reach. If Jeremiah did not take an interest, she’d

angle, and respectfully said, “Hello, sir. Someone on the first floor

gift a bottle of rare wine worth 100 thousand doll to one of the guests present,” Lily

sent to your lounge and expressed his gratitude to Ms. Zeller,

to go to this powerful and mysterious man in front of her, but lounging on the couch. She had misjudged Yvette’s status,