The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

Chapter 818:

Seven photos filled the screen. The first one hit like a punch—Ethan, his arms lazily draped around two women, one of whom was lifting a drink to his lips. Brenna’s first reaction was that the photos were edited; they couldn’t possibly be real.

But then, a thought crept in. Could this have happened before she had arrived at the private room? Had Ethan really done something like this?

As Brenna scrolled through the photos, her expression grew colder. After staring at the post for a long time, she forwarded it to Ethan, waiting for his explanation.

But ten minutes passed, and there was no response from Ethan.

Brenna paused, her composure steady, before clicking the link again and zooming in on the image for a closer inspection. As she suspected, the inconsistencies were glaring. She scrutinized the lighting and shadows, which unequivocally revealed that the photo had been edited.

Relief washed over her, easing the knot in her mind. Still, she resolved to caution Ethan when the opportunity arose. Some deals, especially those tangled with dubious characters, simply weren’t worth the risk.

irritation lingered. She exited the post, unwilling to dwell on it

finally sealing the hefty contract. After chatting for

steps. At the entrance, he courteously said goodbye to Percy, who was in worse shape than him, wobbling as

area for Neville, but he was nowhere

abandoned his post without permission. The bodyguards, too, were dependable, always ensuring at least one remained present, even for brief absences

Something was clearly wrong.

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the call and propped himself against the wall, waiting for Neville’s return. From the next room, Tina emerged, lingering at the doorway, discreetly watching

figure was made even more captivating by the slight crease

him. She sauntered down the hallway,