Shattered Illusions: Love, Lies, and Redemption

Chapter 159

Evelina never thought she’d bump into Lizetta here of all places. The sight of Lizetta looking all cozy with Master Dories sent a flash of jealousy racing through her eyes.

Talk about a ghost that won’t go away!

Lizetta’s gaze only paused for a second on Evelina and Remington before she coolly looked away.

As for Remington, he didn’t even glance at Lizetta once, treating her like she was a total stranger.

“Remington, why is my sister here too?” Evelina asked him, looking puzzled and under her breath.

With one hand in his pocket, Remington replied with icy indifference, “No idea.”

Seeing that neither Lizetta nor Remington had any intention of greeting each other, and both acting colder than a couple of strangers, Evelina figured out that Lizetta’s presence wasn’t orchestrated by Remington.

Evelina relaxed, with a radiant smile playing on her lips, and gave Lizetta a defiant look.

“Master Dories, that gentleman over there is Mr. Dashiell and his friend.”

The blonde man by Remington’s side stepped forward to whisper something to Master Dories, who then nodded towards Remington.

then approached and greeted Master Dories.

conversation, Lizetta, who was eavesdropping, found out that Master Dories‘ husband was Remington’s

connection that Remington

was aiming to join Master Dories‘ touring accompaniment

domestic tour might not have the sizzle of a top celeb’s, but it was indeed a

stamp of

and Evelina had agreed

pave

you play the violin later. Come

a word of Iridian, she,hadn’t understood a

over and

Dorles‘ reaction was lukewarm at best, with just a

to Remington, saying, “Mr. Dashiell, your Iridian is so good, and I never expected to find so many Iridian speakers in Zion City. Like Ms. Gardenia, her Iridian is spot on too, which made me feel right at home

closer and, with her curiosity piqued, she asked, “But do you two know each other? Your accents are so similar!”

glanced at Remington, with her

from the same teacher, so of course they

of eight

could speak all four foreign languages that Remington knew