The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

Chapter 986:

Brenna turned to see Tina pushing Jayceon’s wheelchair as they entered the elevator together.

Jayceon’s face was expressionless, but his eyes held a frosty glint directed at Brenna. He believed she was being unreasonably harsh with Ethan. In his mind, Ethan had never needed to apologize to anyone. Most people would be honored just to receive a kind word from him. But Brenna? She dared to show him no regard at all.

Noticing Jayceon’s anger, Brenna felt increasingly annoyed and didn’t bother to hide her irritation when speaking to Tina.

“I heard you’ve had a crush on Ethan for years. Your brother’s one of his closest friends, so why haven’t you managed to win him over? Now that I’ve broken up with him and he’s single, why hasn’t he chosen you?”

She gave Tina a quick once-over, noticing the thick layers of makeup on her face. It looked as though she was trying to hide something.

Brenna continued, “With makeup that heavy, are you still covering up the bruises from the last time you got hit? Scared someone might notice?”

for her sharp words. Darwin also added, “Ah, Miss Russell. I didn’t recognize you

complexion was hidden beneath layers

they’re going public with their relationship tonight. Looks like you’re finally getting what you deserve—being dumped. And this guy beside you… Did you pay him to come here with you? No matter how handsome he is, it doesn’t change the fact

banquets hosted by these families and had heard much about her. He liked Brenna and wasn’t about

a calm tone, he said to Tina, “Miss Russell, you’ve got it wrong. Miss Harper was the one who ended things with Ethan. If anyone was dumped,

a figure darted

now

slipped inside just in time, his eyes locking onto Brenna, who stood arminarm with another man. His expression soured. “Brenna, already found yourself a

buzzer blared: it was over

back, she said, “That’s not

undeterred. “Why should I be the one to leave?” As the current head of a family ranked just below the elite Four, being

stood her ground. “Because you were the last person to get in.” With a swift motion, she lifted the hem of her dress, raised her leg, and kicked