Under the heiress facade

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Chapter 222

Since Leon revealed the price that Raven demanded from Queenie to the other hackers, they had been calling Raven as “God Raven“. She was even more ruthless than her master,

Mr.5

Who knew that she was also so demanding in real life? She even committed a robbery!

“Just drive properly.” Hera gave him the address to a manor on the outskirts of the city. Then, she leaned back on the headrest and shut her eyes, reflecting on what happened just

now.

Just now, Samson was about to take off her mask. She wasn’t sure whether this was his own doing or instructions from the Grandmaster of Astral Nova. However, she heard that the rules in Astral Nova were very strict. The subordinates could never have gone against the Grandmaster’s will

If he really was instructed by the Grandmaster to take off her mask, then did that mean that he did not know her true identity? Did the deal also happen purely because he liked Bernard’s sexy photos?

Besides that, he even thought of her as a cross–dressing woman.

Bemard gay. She slowly opened her

have

was focused on the road.

for people like you to like the same sex? Hera

later in life. For example, I was born like this. I was never interested in women. The feeling of bling men is probably the same as a heterosexual person biking the opposite sex

later in life, it feels like they are just in it for the excitement. I’m not very sure as well. Why are you asking this all of a sudden?” Hera did not answer but

to be so bold and straightforward, asking him such a question without even a hint of a blush.

that, he quickly added,

was pensive. If that were true, then that would explain

say very intimate things and even

gave birth, 1

then yes. Previously, I lived with another girl for about five years. She saved my life. When she saved me, she was even pregnant. Later, when she p took care of her. Now, her son calls me ‘dad” But of course, I’m not his biological father.

looked to be in his early twenties. But actually, he

at the velvet box beside her. She felt a jumble of emotions. She didn’t quite understand romantic love; no one ever taught her anything about it. The only person who spoke about romantic relationships with her was her mentor, she had never met. He said that

about it at the time because she felt that romance was a distant, unfathomable

whom

of Bernard viewing her as his