A Cue For Happiness

Chapter 258 When He Sees Your True Face

Natalie wanted to teach Andre a lesson—he would suffer after cutting off his relationship with Cecilia.

After a while, Cecilia hastily parted way with Natalie, for she was worried that she would lose her composure at the Leister family’s party.

“Are you sure you don’t need my company?” Natalie asked.

“I look ugly when I cry.” Cecilia forced a smile and said, “Please don’t let me look ugly before you. Rest assured that I’ll accept the reality after having a good cry at home.”

“Okay.”

Natalie nodded in response.

“Natalie, has Samuel seen your true face?”

“No,” Natalie responded, “I never took off my mask before him.”

“What? You never did it?” Cecilia looked at her in disbelief. “I must say that Samuel is indeed discerning. When you’ve finally taken revenge and can take off your mask, he’ll surely think he has stumbled upon a treasure.”

“Perhaps.”

would treat her when she finally took

see! Take it one step

no one can tell that I’m not Yara except Clayton

was alone again

Susan and Phoebe seemed

core family member. Her mother was a member of the Leister family, while her father was merely her mother’s bodyguard.

fiasco had brought shame to the Leister

Even though Phoebe was three years older

“Phoebe, look! I was talking about that woman just now. Isn’t she ugly? Besides, we haven’t seen her before, have we? How can she have the cheek to let Samuel court her? Humph! The filthy woman doesn’t know

that Samuel’s not interested in women. Could

spoke.

“What?”

Susan, Phoebe shared the thought of other ladies at the party—Natalie probably was Samuel’s secretary. Hence, she couldn’t believe her ears upon hearing that Natalie was Samuel’s

an ordinary-looking lady, will he fancy me one

“You’re shocked as well, aren’t you? I was stunned once I was told about it. I believe that woman must have done something to seduce Samuel! Humph! I swear to humiliate her at

Phoebe always felt that Susan treated her like a maid. Surprisingly,

be with

Phoebe chimed in once Susan finished. “Yes, since it’s your birthday, we