The Real Heiress Rules the World

Chapter 25 Samantha Explodes in Anger

Chapter 25 Samantha Explodes in Anger

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Of course Shane would never admit he was someone with ill intent. Forcing a stiff smile, he said, “I didn’t see anything, just felt as if the music brought me into the

scene.”

“Exactly! Ms. Rivers‘ playing was so vivid, it felt like we were right there!” The guests immediately began praising Sloane’s skills.

Sloane smiled faintly at the crowd but did not expose them. She only said lightly, “I’m flattered. It’s just a small thing I picked up during my leisure time.”

Standing in the crowd, Samantha listened to everyone fawning over Sloane. Her nails dug deep into her palms as jealousy consumed her. She had wanted to humiliate Sloane, but instead, she had helped her steal all the limelight.

Forcing down her rage, Samantha put on a sincere–looking smile and walked forward. “Sloane, I had no idea you were so talented at music! Were you afraid I’d compete with you, so you hid it from me?”

that Sloane had deliberately kept her skills hidden to

innocently. “You should ask yourself that. We live under the same roof, yet you never noticed.

Sloane, who once had the sharpness of a paper

Sloane. “Sloane, you are utterly lacking in decorum! Today is your and Samantha’s birthday banquet, a joyous occasion. How could you play such a disruptive piece and cause

her chin slightly, her gaze cool. “I never intended to perform. It was your precious daughter who

Furious at being contradicted, Marshall raised his hand, ready to slap

Marshall!” A cold voice interrupted him

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turned to look. It was Lucas, standing at the second–floor railing with two

chill spread across his skin. He hastily lowered his hand and plastered a flattering smile on his face. “Mr. Hawthorne, when did you arrive? If only you’d

change in

stairs slowly, every step heavy

a low voice, “You were so focused you didn’t even notice you hurt your

at her fingertips and realized faint red marks had appeared where the strings had dug into her skin. She smiled casually. “It’s been a while since I played. I’m a bit