The Double ( or More ?) Life of The Fake Heiress

Chapter 425

Leo grabbed his phone, thumbing through the chat history with a sense of unease. The message [Don’t worry, he doesn’t have the right to refuse] sent a chill down his spine. That menacing vibe… No way his sister would talk like that.

This couldn’t be her messaging on Messenger. His sister was never this aggressive.

With an involuntary flick of his finger, Leo scrolled up through more messages and realized Collins had been chatting with his sister way too often. Even though their conversations were brief, they rubbed him the wrong way. His sister rarely ever chatted with him on Messenger.

Leo grimaced, lifted his gaze, and eyed Collins. “You’ve been in touch with my sister a lot, huh?”

“Huh?” Collins seemed confused by his question.

“Never mind.” Leo’s eyes returned to the phone screen.

His fingers tapped swiftly, navigating to his sister’s contact page. He hit a button in the top right corner and, in the pop–up that appeared, checked ‘Add to block list.‘ A moment later, Leo handed the phone back to Collins, who placed it casually on the nearby table without checking it again.

Leo picked up his fork and resumed eating. Between bites, he casually asked, “When are we shooting the commercial?”

week, we’re set to sign the contract; we’ll schedule the

it,” Leo responded lightly.

we wrap the music video tomorrow, we’re heading back to Ashford. Your flight’s already booked. Take some rest when you get back, you’ve got an episode of ‘Country Comfort‘ to shoot the day after

“Mhm.”

Mirabella was messaging Collins, Donald, who had been feigning sleep, couldn’t keep up the act any longer. He opened his eyes, filled

more calls for attention. Would that

her attention locked on her

day of scarce

icy demeanor, he reached for the bowl of soup on

to eat

set the bowl down with a huff and called out, “I’m still

Donald lazily, wordlessly stood up, pocketed her phone, and

been so audacious. Mirabella was really… It was better not

and as soon as it booted up, he sent a