Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 312 Referring to Him as Mr. Montague Felt Unfamiliar

Sofia couldn't even lift her head. This was the most embarrassing moment of her life!

It was all because of Selena, that despicable woman!

If she hadn't been following Selena last night, she wouldn't have been caught by the bodyguard in that room.

If Selena hadn't shown up at this moment, nobody would have known that the person fooling around with the bodyguard was her.

In short, everything was Selena's fault.

Sofia's resentful gaze fell on Selena. She wished she could tear her apart!

Selena's demeanor remained cold and unfazed. "Sofia, please explain."

like blood, and her eyes

this moment, Olivia spoke up. "Selena, my sister is the victim after all. Shouldn't your tone be more considerate? Maybe the bodyguard misunderstood." The bodyguard received Olivia's

I'm truly sorry, almost causing a misunderstanding," Selena admitted. At this point, Selena couldn't pursue the matter any further, but there was still some resentment in her heart. However, the bodyguard admitted his

it would be unreasonable. Just as everyone remained silent, another group

she felt utterly embarrassed. What could be more humiliating than having the person she liked witness such a sorry state? Raymond furrowed his eyebrows slightly when he saw so many people

on?" He resumed his calm demeanor as if he wasn't the one who had acted fiercely

the wrong beverage and harmed Sofia. We are investigating who prepared

fell on Selena, and apart from Mia, no one stood

somewhat lonely. For some reason, his heart felt a twinge

turn red in embarrassment. She dared not look at her cousin and had to avert her gaze. Selena took a deep breath. Now that Raymond was here, he was clearly

herself clearly. At least there wouldn't be any unfavorable rumors about her today. Just as she was about to pull Mia away, she heard Raymond speak

instant, all the eyes

hint of tenderness in Raymond's tone. She was puzzled and couldn't help but look up at him. Olivia stood beside him,

Montague," she politely