Under the Veil I Rule

Chapter 329

Hearing this, Liliana's frustration only grew, her composed demeanor giving way to a more fierce, commanding presence.

"Amara, you're quite the charmer, aren't you? You've barely been in the group and already have everyone singing your praises."

"Oh, please. When it comes to winning people over, you're the real pro. You've always been a master at it," Amara shot back coolly.

For a moment, Liliana was at a loss for words. Amara glanced at her, then continued, "I just don't get it. Why are you so fixated on me?"

"Finnian and I have been divorced for ages. We have nothing to do with each other, yet you keep coming after me. Is it because you're insecure about Finnian's feelings for you?"

That hit Liliana where it hurt. Normally, such words wouldn't rile her up, but knowing now that Finnian genuinely liked Amara, she couldn't help but feel Amara was gloating.

In truth, Amara hadn't thought that far ahead. She figured Finnian might care a bit about her, but he obviously preferred Liliana. Otherwise, why would he have been with Liliana and even had a child with her?

Amara was just exasperated by Liliana's constant provocations, which led her to lash out sarcastically.

expression falter, clearly affected by her words, Amara felt a

heel and went back to her dressing room. Checking her phone, she saw a flood of online messages criticizing her, her brow furrowing

upset over thoughtless comments, it was hard not to. So, she simply switched off her phone

lunchtime, after a busy morning, Amara couldn't resist checking

that Emma's account had been deactivated, and those tweets that had

by marketing

some of the major accounts that had led the charge

Everly Group's official account released a statement, which basically said Mr. Everly and his ex-wife had

was amicable. They remet

relationship, and their

Everly family respected the ex-wife greatly and urged people not to believe

weight of the Everly Group's official statement far outweighed that of Emma's

were now praising Amara, afraid that saying the wrong thing might get their accounts shut

off her