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

Chapter 1386

Dane knew Presley had someone powerful backing him, but he hadn't expected anyone who could even make the Shepherd family take notice. No wonder Mr. Boyd had been pressured into handing over control not too long ago.

With a firm grip on the incense box, Dane turned to Presley. "Alright, I'll give it a shot."

After all, it was just ordinary incense. Once it was burning, it wouldn't draw any attention. And even if someone did trace it back to the incense, it wouldn't prove anything. Coincidences happen, right?

Seeing Dane agree, Presley's expression softened a bit. "To achieve great things, you need guts. If you're going to be scared all the time, you might as well have chosen to be a simple pharmacist from the start."

Dane nodded, his respect growing. "You're right, Mr. President."

At the mention of 'President,' Presley raised an eyebrow but coughed slightly, trying to maintain a serious demeanor. "Let's just keep that as a joke for now."

After checking the time, Presley stood up from the couch. "Is there anything else you need?"

Dane quickly got to his feet. "No, that's it. I won't take up any more of your time." Presley waved him off, indeed having things to do outside.

Three days passed in a blur.

lying in bed, jump up and rush to the bathroom. Raising an eyebrow at the sudden

emerged, clutching his stomach and looking utterly exhausted. He crawled back into bed and leaned weakly against the headboard. "In all my years, I've never spent twenty out of twenty-four

had been like

his tone light. "A bit of detoxing is

son's sharp wit couldn't possibly have come from

uncharted forests?" James

else?" Trevor shrugged,

nice to have that kind

"You wouldn't care

tilted his head, eyeing Trevor. "Especially since you almost risked your

"It was a confidential mission

you see, no harm

James chuckled softly.

Trevor was left speechless.

for long and soon shifted topics. However, they barely exchanged a few words before Trevor made

her how long this 'detox' is supposed to last," Trevor

James remarked, "That reminds

bills for your team's adventure