The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Chapter 110

Chapter 110

he agreed Rebecca returned unhappily to Tanya's side. Tanya offered her a few words of comfort before leaving to look for Nate Nate had also reserved an entire inn When Tanya asked if she and Rebecca could stay as well, Rebecca walked into the inn with a smile on her face. "Thank you, Mr. Yule.

He simply nodded to her coolly before returning to his own room.

After dinner, Queente went around the inn, taking photos on her phone. She bumped into Rebecca around a corner.

Rebecca reached out and grabbed her by the arm before she could leave. "Queente, are you still angry with me?

Queenie shook her off, "Hmph!"

tears falling d

Rebecca grabbed her again, this time with tears falling down her face.

"I really didn't know there was something wrong with the ghost shrine back then. I simply thought that it would grant any wish. Didn't you like Kevin? That's the reason I brought you to the shrine." Queenie took a deep breath. "Rebecca, do you still think I'm angry with you because of the ghost shrine?"

Rebecca looked tearfully at Queenie.

not the ghost shrine,

"I've fallen out with Kevin, but our families have a cooperative

Rebecca nodded.

visited us to apologize. Do

Rebecca remained silent.

you personally witnessed them kiss. In

"I didn't know, I really didn't know about the relationship between them. If I had known, there was no way

Rebecca? You obviously knew that Kevin and Farrah

so well,

a bad temper and we sometimes fight, so I can understand you

tears. "Queenie, please believe me. I didn't do it on purpose. I really didn't

sliding down

turned back, her rage

with this information? Farrah told me she never wanted

were the one who forced her to go on a blind date with Harvey by blackmailing

to tremble as

tell you one thing-Farrah is no fool. She didn't become the secretary to the Norton family through her relationship with Kevin alone. She recorded everything." Rebecca's eyes went wide at that, her breath

You went looking for Farrah two days after Madison