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Johanna sighed. “Being the number one socialite really isn’t easy. Endless parties, endless conversations… Honestly, I’m just not cut out for this.”

Even Victoria, after mingling with so many people, showed faint signs of weariness.

“Johanna, you’ll need to adapt sooner or later. These people are connections. The more

friends you make, the more it will benefit you and Jamie.”

“I know,” Johanna murmured, “but I just can’t keep up.”

She glanced around, then asked, “Weren’t Samantha and Rachel supposed to come? I haven’t seen them in ages. What have they been busy with?”

Samantha Malcolm and Rachel Blakely were Victoria’s other two closest friends. The four of

them hadn’t been together in a long while, each buried in her own affairs.

At the mention, Victoria’s brows softened with a faint shadow of worry.

“Samantha said Lex went missing. No word at all. The Malcolm family has poured all their

efforts into searching for him. If something truly happened, the family will face upheaval. Samantha needs to prepare herself, so she won’t be free for a while.

“As for Rachel…” Her voice lowered. “Her old illness has flared up again. She’s still

her health has never been

Ginny in the distance

to swoop in? Ginny is inferior to you in every way, yet people still dare call her your equal? If this is

about Rachel’s

else came to Johanna’s mind, and her lips curved with

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the second you walked in, every eye turned to you. Watch-she’ll probably

shook her

linger on the topic of Sharon, Victoria

where’s Jamie?

top medical specialists, Jamie’s injuries had finally improved, though

head, he had endured countless wounds-but none had ever left

time, his recovery had taken longer than

replied. “Something came

Jamie-partly for Johanna’s

Kalen and Walton families. She had no

were

silence. All eyes turned toward the woman descending slowly from the

vintage motifs, its silk hugging her slender, graceful figure. Her skin was alabaster-smooth, glowing faintly under the chandelier’s crystal

enough to