The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

Chapter 868:

She flipped through the menu, her expression turning to shock. The lowest-priced dish, a plate of spaghetti, cost a thousand dollars. Everything else was in the thousands, some even more.

“Are they serious? For a thousand dollars, I could buy a lot of things. The spaghetti here is too expensive. Oh, this dish looks tasty, but it’s eighteen thousand a plate. This one’s good too, but it’s also very expensive.”

After flipping through every page, Lilith just couldn’t bring herself to make a decision. The luxury felt excessive, so she passed the menu over to Brenna, allowing her to order for her.

Brenna chose exactly what Lilith had pointed out earlier.

Once they placed their order, Brenna’s attention was drawn to a mysterious figure sitting in the corner. The woman, dressed entirely in black and hiding beneath a wide-brimmed hat, was eating spaghetti.

murmured. Both Lilith and Ellie turned to look

across Lilith’s face. “She’s all anyone in Shirie is talking about these days. After all that drama, she still dares to go out?” Patrick

woolen coat, a hat, a mask, and sunglasses. While most people wouldn’t have recognized the individual, Brenna instantly knew who it was. It was Elsa. With a sideways glance, Elsa spotted Brenna but chose to pretend she hadn’t seen her, assuming Brenna wouldn’t recognize her. Elsa

as she noticed something unusual at the edge of the restaurant. Without needing to gesture, she silently directed Brenna’s and Patrick’s attention. Both followed her gaze, quickly spotting

sly grin tugged at Lilith’s lips as she leaned toward Brenna. “This is getting

why did you choose this place? You could’ve picked somewhere with more privacy.” Hidden behind a hat, dark glasses, and a face mask, Elsa had come prepared to

escape begins with

within her. She didn’t care about the puffiness beneath Minna’s

Minna had once had for Elsa. “Scared for people to see your true colors?”

this with her parents. They had deliberately chosen a restaurant with open seating. Anything private would have allowed Elsa to