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

After Layla finished speaking, she shot Wyatt a look that was just shy of leaping into his arms. To be honest, Wyatt was her ideal choice. She thought, ‘So what if he is a bit older? He is still elegant and charming!

At Wyatt’s age, he was already a mayor, and becoming a governor was practically within his grasp. She had already looked into it–Wyatt’s family was from Betrico.

If she could get her hands on him, being a mistress wouldn’t be out of the question. After all, anyone with power and influence was her target.

Wyatt avoided Layla’s gaze. He thought, ‘This woman must be crazy. What in the world does she see in me?‘

Zachary asked, “Yvette, could you tell us what she did?”

Hearing Zachary’s tone, Layla felt uneasy. Zachary didn’t sound like he was about to reprimand Yvette at all.

Yvette looked up and glanced at Layla, who was quietly wiping her tears and acting like a victim. With a daring lift of her eyebrows, she seriously replied to Zachary, “She asked me to help her find a rich and powerful man in Betrico.”

Hearing this, Wyatt struggled to hold back a laugh. Seeing Yvette’s deadpan face, it was surprisingly funny to hear her make that comment.

Zachary rubbed his temples. He really hadn’t expected Layla, who normally seemed so honest, to show her true colors now. She wanted Yvette to introduce her to some guys. Truly shameless she had no shame saying something like that.

Layla was shocked that Yvette actually said it out loud so directly She was flustered for a moment, but luckily, she had strong nerves and quickly regained her composure.

Layla quickly explained, “No, that’s not what I meant. I just… I just thought since Yvette knows some promising young men in Betrico, maybe I could meet them and make some friends. It is a misunderstanding, honestly a misunderstanding by Yvette.”

Anyway, since there was no third person around earlier, as long as she stuck to her story that she never said those words, then it would all be Yvette’s doing – she’d still have a chance.

Yvette looked at the stubborn Layla and said calmly, “There’s a camera above your head. Want to take a look?”

just been denying everything, freeze. Cold sweat started trickling down her back and

have a camera at the entrance. Back when she used to hang out with Winona and visit the Chambers, there was no camera. She wondered, ‘How

completely frazzled. He even forgot that just a few days ago he installed cameras at

didn’t even need to check; he trusted his daughter wouldn’t stoop telling

if there’s a misunderstanding, we

head and said through gritted teeth, “No need, Mr. Chambers, I just remembered something I have to do. I won’t bother you any longer;

at lightning speed in her high heels, ignoring the curious glances from the household staff as she made her

with the

interest in Yvette and indicating friendliness with the Chambers. It was time for him to leave, as staying longer would

and daughter haven’t seen each other for so long, they surely have a lot to catch

so I won’t keep you any longer. I’ll visit again another

and said, “Take care, Mr.

car drive away. He looked at Yvette sitting on the sofa, his eyes lingering for a

an outstanding person in times and places I wasn’t aware of. How much effort did it take? What hardships did she face as a young girl?

over to sit on the couch. He placed the fruit platter in front of Yvette and gently asked, “How long do you plan to stay this

a small town like Seacrity. She had her own vast world, and all he could do in Seacrity was to be her

when she first met him, with hints of gray

not sure. Maybe two weeks, a month,” Yvette said. Her main reason for coming back this time was for her exams at

pleading. “Can you promise to

no other way to vent her pent–up anger, she yelled and

her frustrations on those around