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

However, the next moment, the cup was already in Yvette’s hand. Tobias only saw a blur as Yvette moved to the other side. When he looked again, the cup was in her hand. Yvette kept a straight face, raising an eyebrow as she gazed at Sophia,

Sophia panicked. Yvette’s terrifying stare made her feel as if she were a mere bug. She struggled to pull the cup back, but no matter how much strength she used, the hand on it remained inmovable. Realizing the situation was bad, Sophia grabbed her bag, muttering curses as she stormed out without daring to look back.

Tobias stood there, dumbfounded. Yvette had managed to get rid of Sophia without saying a word, while all his attempts had failed. Once Sophia left. Tobias sighed in reliet. Finally, it was over. Turning to Yvette, he expressed his gratitude. “Imi glad you showed up. Otherwise, I wouldn’t have known how to get out of that situation.”

Tobias had always got along well with his students. Given his relatively young age, he rarely acted like a strict teacher unless a student seriously misbehaved. Particularly with Yvette, whom he already regarded as more of a friend than an average university student.

Yvene handed the milkshake to Bonnie and glanced at the relieved Tobias. In a calm voice, she said. “If you don’t like something then don’t do it. Why make things so hard for yourself?”

Tobias froze, silent for a moment, before smiling bitterly as he looked at Yvette, who had already settled herself on the couch. His tone was tinged with melancholy. “Easier said than done. Many things in life are out of our control.” It was unclear if he was talking about being forced into a blind date or something else entirely, but he appeared somewhat sorrowful

Standing nearby, Bonnie had no idea what they were talking about. It was just a blind date-why were they making it so philosophical? She gave up trying to understand and focused on sipping her milkshake.

Yvette took a sip of her milkshake, savoring the sweetness. She wasn’t one to meddle in other people’s affairs, but she just felt like saying something that day.

Tobias didn’t say anything else. He just sat down and drunk his coffee. The three of them sat in silence, each drinking their respective beverages. In the middle of it. Tobias received a phone call. hastily saying goodbye to the two before leaving.

After finishing their drinks, Yvette and Bonnie headed toward the campus entrance, only to spot a black MPV parked there. A man stepped out and walked straight toward Yvette. Upon reaching her, he bowed respectfully.

Chambers is waiting for you.” The man was Lucas, dressed in a suit. As he looked at Yvette, his heart filled with admiration. He was the one who brought her back. Back then, he already had a feeling that Yvette

family went bankrupt and got kicked out of Seacrity. Shortly after,

won a piano competition. Although Lucas wasn’t there

support

that Yvette was far from the country girl they had assumed her to be. On the contrary… Lucas stared blankly at Yvette’s delicate face, lost in thought. It wasn’t until she spoke

going to be easy, and he braced himself. If necessary, he was prepared to shamelessly beg her to get inside the car. However, before he

a roller coaster. He was ecstatic, though he couldn’t figure out why Yvette had agreed so quickly this

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watching, he would’ve felt extremely

Bonnie nodded, taking their shopping bags and walking away. Yvette got into the car. After closing the door, Lucas climbed into the front passenger seat. He was so focused on Yvette that he didn’t notice Winona and a group of girls watching

man look like your family’s butler? Wan’t be the one who brought your art supplies the other day?” one of the girls

I remember now. I think it was him,” another chimed

for you? Why did he

hadn’t seen much of what had happened earlier. All

who Lucas opened the door for. She recognized Yvette immediately. She was sure she wasn’t mistaken. She clenched her fist so tightly that her nails dug into her palm, but