Under the heiress facade

Shaun had gone to the side to answer a call. Meanwhile, Hera and Samantha sat by the bench, focused on eating the food. Bernard came over with some grilled lamb skewers. "Have a try."

Hera picked up a skewer and took a bite.

"Is it good?" Bernard asked.

Hera nodded and handed the lamb skewer over to Bernard, and Bernard immediately took a bite off of the place she had eaten.

Nicholas watched them and immediately brought his skewers over. "Try mine too."

Looking at the heap of burnt skewers, Hera fell silent and did not move.

"Try it! Are you afraid I'll poison you?" Nicholas urged while picking up a skewer and taking a bite. However, he immediately proceeded to spit the food out.

Then, he reached for a skewer from Bernard's plate and took a bite. His eyes immediately brightened as he asked, "I followed everything you did, but why is there such a big difference in taste?" He took another bite and added, "It's delicious!"

Bernard said coldly, "That means that you're still no match for me no matter how hard you try."

Nicholas was at a loss for words and immediately felt that the skewer in his hand had lost all of its flavor.

He couldn't help but question himself after losing to Bernard consecutively.

Bernard so good

But his anger escalated when he watched Bernard insist on Hera feeding him water under the guise that his hands were dirty when his

see that

she like cunning

could pull off a

carry a small bucket to the lake to

know how to swim?"

"My skills are somewhat

know how

was confused. Just as she

question, she heard a loud splash coming from behind her. Then, she realized that Nicholas had fallen into the lake and was currently struggling

had just put down her bucket when

I'll help him," Wayne said as he took off his shirt and jumped into

waiting for Hera to save him. However,

Hera had even instructed Wayne to

up when

wind blew,

he couldn't even enjoy the shooting stars properly. Hej could only wrap himself in a blanket, curl up by the fire, and watch as everyone

was just the consequence of his own