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

Jeremiah glanced around the private room at the three people inside.

His eyes landed on Charles’ face, pausing for a moment before he calmly withdrew his gaze.

A few days ago, Charles’ information had been on his desk, and Jeremiah hadn’t expected to see him so soon in Clusia,

Charles, in turn, was taken aback by Jeremiah’s strikingly handsome face, causing him to loosen his grip on his fork.

‘So, Yvette’s boyfriend is a young major general in Clusia? Holy shit!’ he wondered.

In that moment, Charles couldn’t find the right words to describe his feelings.

He could only think, ‘Yvette is amazing.

Andrew looked at Jeremiah with a sense of grievance.

From the moment Jeremiah entered, he glanced at Charles briefly before fixing his gaze entirely on Yvette.

Andrew, a handsome guy, was completely overshadowed.

Andrew spoke up. “Jeremiah, you finally made it!”

He stood up from his chair, and with each step he took, the overwhelming smell of canned herring grew stronger.

Jeremiah took a couple of steps back.

The odor was too much for Jeremiah, a complete germaphobe, to handle. His serious aversion to strong smells made it unbearable.

With a cold expression, he said to Andrew, “Sit back down.”

Andrew immediately understood why Jeremiah looked that way.

‘Oh no! My image has been ruined by this herring smell!’ he thought to himself.

With a long face, Andrew plopped back down onto his seat.

‘Alright, forget it. Whatever… he comforted himself as he wondered.

Jeremiah walked over to sit next to Yvette.

She looked up at him as he settled beside her.

Her eyes were pure and cool, and her voice was sweet. “Have you eaten yet?”

Jeremiah’s eyes, usually so deep and reserved, now sparkled with tenderness as he turned his head slightly and replied, “Not yet. I just finished handling some matters at the military district before coming here.”

After Yvette started dating Jeremiah, she noticed that his eating habits were quite irregular.

He was very picky with his food.

Although he would accompany Yvette to eat everything she loved, he rarely ate more than a few bites.

Yvette took the various pieces of steak cut from the serving plates and piled them onto Jeremiah’s plate until it was overflowing.

‘So

At least leave me a couple of

had been eyeing it for almost five

to eat it since Yvette

her fork, Yvette pointed at the composed Charles and said calmly,

dropped his fork with

he had been suspicious of for so long

Andrew rubbed his chin.

glanced back and forth between Charles

is just over twenty. Is Yvette really his

concluded in

a normal person. I can’t treat her like a normal

morning, Andrew felt like it had all been a waste of time, not to mention he had ended up smelling terrible. ‘I’m so pathetic,’ he

maintained a gentle

he had learned to disguise himself and avoid revealing a

trump card would

said earnestly, “Hello, Lady

was undoubtedly the one in

major general in Clusia or the president of some country, yet he definitely listened

he didn’t see anything wrong to address

of food, suddenly sprayed it

staried at Charles in

joking with Jeremiah! That’s so bold! He actually called Mr. Chavez Lady Boss! This is insane! Oh my god, I

out his phone, thinking about who to

it, the more he feared that if this got out,

as brave as Charles. Better play

Andrew decided

this. Someone just called Mr.

a minute had

die, don’t drag me into it. Do you

pursed his lips at

sister. Abandoned me at the first sign of trouble,

words, his gaze sharp

intent made Charles

terrifying

amusement.

Charles did it

next moment, the murderous intent around Jeremiah

his head slightly, his eyes half-closed in a

voice softened, carrying a touch of melancholy. “I never thought I’d see the

finished sending his

from his hand and clattered to the

the hell? What’s Jeremiah doing? Is he acting? What’s with this

Jeremiah’s uncharacteristically vulnerable expression sent a wave of goosebumps all over

It was disturbing.

the same iron-blooded warlord who’d made his name known

now, he