Ihave some business connections with Holden. I’ve met him once.”
Considering Holden’s disfigurement, and knowing that Debora’s husband was an experienced doctor in the dermatology department, Ariana casually inquired, “Is there any treatment for the injury on his face?”
Baffled, Debora asked, “There’s no wound on Holden’s face.”
Ariana stood there, stunned by the revelation. “Didn’t Holden suffer a disfigurement since childhood? So he has been wearing a mask all this time,” she muttered.
Debora, too, found herself perplexed. “Are we talking about the same person? I’ve seen Holden on several occasions, and he never wore a mask. In fact, he’s quite handsome, even more so than the movie stars.” ©
Ariana was left speechless, unable to respond.
malice. After all, there were
press the matter further. “Perhaps I
medical matters, filling the room with enthusiastic discussions. Ariana,
Adrian during the interview at BRD Group.
Holden on several occasions, often in the presence of Adrian. It seemed inconceivable that she could have gotten
who had informed her
Jennifer lie to her? And why did Holden consistently
face couldn’t be seen? Or was it because Holden himself didn’t want
it didn’t make sense. Debora said that Holden
“Mr. Fredrick is here!”
musings. She shifted her gaze toward the bustling entrance, where the throng sought eagerly to catch a glimpse of Holden, rendering the doorway densely packed.
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