Return of the Crowned Heiress

Chapter 194

"Haha... Stephan, looks like it's finally your turn today."

...

Meanwhile, at a seven-star hotel in the center of Khogend, Abbie sat on the couch in the top-floor suite, surrounded by empty wine bottles scattered on the floor.

Jamie hurried in to stop her. "Abbie, you have work tomorrow. You can't drink anymore!"

Abbie paused for a moment before laughing and pouring herself another drink. "There won't be anymore after this."

"Stop fooling around! Everyone knows you're at the peak of your career right now. There's a long line of offers for you to choose from. Your first leading movie just came out, and although it's only been two days and the box office isn't great, that's normal. What are you worried about?"

"It's not about the box office..."

With red-rimmed eyes, Abbie looked utterly lost. Tears gradually welled up as despair filled her gaze. "He knows I lied to him..."

Jamie froze, her heart tightening. "What did you say? Mr. Russell knows? He knows you're not the woman he slept with that night?" Abbie choked up and nodded.

Jamie collapsed onto the floor, muttering, "When you took that risk, I knew it would eventually be exposed since it was a lie. I just didn't think it would happen so soon..." "Jamie, what should I do now?"

"I don't know."

two of them looked at each other

her. She murmured to herself, "I was too greedy. I brought this

in her

that moment, she realized that he had already seen through all the tricks she thought she

she still let it slip that her backer was Stephan, spreading rumors

But who knew...

his face, which had once made her dizzy

She felt

flash of insight She followed the

ince she had stumbled

a suspicion

Fuller... So, it

you talking

there wasn't anyone named Felicia Fuller in their circle, the real heiress of Khogend's richest family

have

"Jamie!"

eyes were bloodshot, and her gaze was a mix of

...

sunny weekend when Felicia visited the Harmony

had been ill for some time; his hair had turned even grayer, and he no longer seemed as

Clive who spoke