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

Chapter 435

With a firm belief that he couldn’t let his little sister doubt his charm, Zach tried to be the picture of chivalry and politeness to any lady who approached him with interest–as long as they weren’t outright unpleasant to look at. He was almost indiscriminately welcoming.

Unbeknownst to Zach, who thought himself a dashing gentleman, his reputation was swiftly morphing into that of a notorious ladies‘ man, and it wasn’t long before he was called out.

“Hey, that designer outfit you’re rocking, how much does it cost to rent?” teased Autumn, her eyes playfully fixed on Zach as she fiddled with her smartphone.

Zach’s polite smile instantly froze. He glanced down at his clothes–rented designer wear? Really? Did this woman ever rub elbows with the wealthy?

A chill crept into Zach’s demeanor. “It’s not rented, thank you.”

Hearing his response, Autumn’s beautiful face was etched with mock surprise. “A guy who can afford a suit that costs thousands wouldn’t be caught dead at a mixer like this. If you’re going to play a part, at least make it believable.”

She paused for a beat, then, without waiting for Zach to reply, continued with a mischievous grin, “I’ve seen plenty of players, but someone as unapologetic as you? That’s a first. How many mixers have you crashed so far?”

a click of her tongue, she summed up her impression. Zach had a bookish bad–boy look, and

taken aback by the personal attack, could only wonder in silence. Did designer clothes equate to rental? He was

often played by

over the lady in question. Aside from a reasonably attractive face, her sense of style–or lack thereof–left

with that biting tongue, it’s no wonder her dating

noticing the silent man before her, simply

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away.

delicate features were mostly hidden from view. Making her entrance at the mixer, she attracted little attention. Those few who did notice her were simply puzzled by

brother Zach when she narrowly avoided a

collision.

hadn’t expected to bump into anyone. Her lapel pin had come loose