Rebirth of a Flopped Actress: Career First, Love Second (My Billionaire Son)

Chapter 176 Was Her Love All an Act

Olivia glanced at the photo. My photography skills are decent. “Let’s keep going?

Finished

Alexander watched as Olivia treated him like a mere prop, his brows knitting slightly. He should have rejected her nonsense, but his body remained motionless. He allowed Olivia to dart around, gathering a bundle of flowers and stuffing them into his arms. Holding the flowers, Alexander couldn’t help but feel that this scene… was oddly unsettling.

Before he could react, Olivia had already closed the distance, naturally linking her arm with his and leaning against him. Alexander’s gaze deepened.

“Click.” Olivia snapped the second photo.

Alexander’s eyes flicked to the phone screen. In the photo, Olivia wore a sweet and joyful smile, nestled close to him like a woman deeply in love.

Yet… Alexander turned to look at the woman who had now put some space between them. Olivia’s face carried nothing but indifference, a far cry from the radiant figure in the photo.

She truly was… a master actress! So, was her supposed devotion to him all just a performance?

Alexander’s gaze fixed on Olivia, as if trying to uncover what was going on in her mind. Every move shè had made recently was wildly unpredictable, they were reckless, daring, and mischievous, completely unlike her past self.

cared to understand this woman, whom Liam had practically

She then sent a few to him and,

a beauty salon, Georgina was in the middle of a skincare session

a text.

tightly together. The photo showed no faces, but Georgina didn’t need

launched as a

village, cut off from much

arrived, the other participants hadn’t shown up yet, so she

part of the show. Today, he came armed with an oversized

of mosquitoes in the mountains. I bought all kinds of repellents for you,” Jared

the items, torn between amusement and exasperation. “You know the company won’t

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the trip were the cheapest

broadly. “Don’t worry, I paid