Under the heiress facade

Chapter 670

It was a long and sleepless night for Rhett, Linda, and Frederick.

Rhett was busy facing Chad's wrath, whereas Linda was occupied with trying to save their reputation and

explaining the situation to the Caddels. Meanwhile, Frederick was grounded and couldn't leave his house for the next few days.

At the Chime residence, Priscilla beamed happily. She never thought that Linda would be of so much help. The gossip about Frederick was like dropping a bomb. It helped to take away most of the people's attention so that the gossip about the Chime family would dwindle.

Over at the amusement park, Bernard watched Hera's phone exit the coding page. He then glanced at the people around them who were indulging themselves in gossip.

"You found out Frederick's gay just like that?" Bernard asked, even though it sounded more like a statement. "Yep." Hera pocketed her phone and added, "There's a lesson to be learned from this."

Bernard went along with the flow by saying, "You mean to say that if a firewall isn't strong enough, the person's information would be leaked. Am I right?"

Hera fell silent. It was supposed to be, "People shouldn't store private photos and videos on their phones."

they soon reached the Ferris wheel. A

small square table with a candlelight dinner. Although the pod wasn't big, it had

into the pod. When the door was closed, the noise outside faded. They could finally

poured some juice into the wine glass in

he said, his voice soft

Bernard," Hera chirped in

they clinked their glasses as the Ferris wheel started to make its

Ferris wheel, it stopped as if it was magically

and the stars adorned the sky, seemingly just within reach. And when they glanced down, they could see the city

I don't want you to go hungry," said Bernard, setting down

like he did

contain the beef steak she thought it would. Instead, an

pounding in her chest. She raised her eyes to

his lips, which was as gentle as the look in his eyes as he gazed upon her. "Sweetie, do you know? You were the

and his mother, Bernard's life lost all its color. His mother only