Under the heiress facade

Speak of the devil!

Hera couldn't help but be amazed at how Samantha managed to pop up in her moment of distress.

She blinked at Samantha for help, but Samantha was already walking over to them with a smile.

She said, "Hera, you're here! Why didn't you tell me beforehand? Did something get into your eye? Why are you blinking non-stop? Do you need me to help you blow it out?" Hera was speechless. A fool of a friend was worse than a foe.

"Didn't you say Samantha was sick?" said Bernard. The cold look he gave Hera told her that she was doomed.

"Sick? I'm not sick." Samantha was puzzled.

Hera's lie was exposed right then and there. It was so embarrassing!

Sensing Hera's silence, Samantha finally realized that something was off between Hera and Bernard.

She noticed that Bernard's expression looked especially cold and dark today.

you and Hera heading back to the

by the wrist and pulled her toward

answer. She watched as Bernard and Hera left, then turned to see Tyler bending over and leaning against the

occurred to Samantha why Hera was so cooperative when Bernard dragged her away. Hera knew

...

spot and parked the car. He went to a public restroom for a while, and

heels that sparkled like crystal. Her long, lustrous hair fell against her back, and the makeup she wore was striking. Overall, she

Marcus'. The

find her no matter how hard he tried. He thought she'd go back home after a few days, but it was as if

through, and she didn't answer or

happened to her. It never crossed his mind that she'd actually go and

but an employee of the bar drove Marcus' car and parked it right in front of the entrance, blocking him from entering. Upon hearing his voice, Everly turned around and saw Wayne standing near the entrance. She

asked

bar before he could turn around to see why she stopped. "I was just wondering where the staff would park your car. Let's head inside.

bar since she wasn't from around here, so he

the place, Everly and Marcus were already nowhere to be seen, so he quickened his pace. However, the blinding disco lights, booming music, and the crowd made it