A Relentless Pursuit for Love

Chapter 51

The earlier episode did not affect Sage’s mood.

The fashion magazine, Timeless, had organized a charity dinner at Crowne Suits. As this country’s fashion industry’s leading magazine, the invitation to the dinner event was highly sought after among well-known figures and artists.

Even though Sage had received an invitation, she did not bring the invitation card with her. With Luther accompanying her, she was able to enter the venue without a problem. Sage became the center of attention as soon as she entered the venue.

On the red carpet, an emcee was interviewing several artists. The artists were flashing brilliant smiles at the camera as they were interviewed. After the interview, they would sign their names on the board and get their pictures taken. Sage, on the other hand, walked past the red carpet and politely declined to put down her signature.

The crowd of reporters noticed the beauty and elegance that Sage radiated, and they assumed that she was someone well-known and reputable. Just when they were about to take pictures of Sage, the bodyguards stepped up and stopped them.

With her back facing the camera, Sage waited for Luther to sign his name and asked, “You’re sure that they’re auctioning the enamel porcelain plates right? Don’t tell me you lied just to get me here.”

Handing over the pen to a hostess, Luther placed his arm around Sage’s shoulders and replied, “Since when have I lied to you? Come on now, let’s go take a look and see what good items they have backstage. I’ll get you whatever you set your eyes on.”

chief editor of Timeless magazine.

a hug, Yosie gave a soft slap on his

her, “But you look too young to

back again before pulling Sage into a hug. “How have you been, Sage? It’s been such a

great, Yosie. You seem to get

at the playful siblings, Yosie shrugged, “You brats are

and Sage chuckled

chief editor of Timeless Magazine, Yoselyn Bennett (alias Yosie) was Luther’s aunt. Yosie had watched Sage grow up, and they

not often that Sage attended this kind of public event. She had only attended today’s event because she wanted to get her hands on the enamel porcelains, and

accompany her, greeting the guests as they came. Sage, on the other hand, was happy to send Luther

groups, while Sage was walking around unaccompanied. A sudden commotion had caught her attention. Glancing in the

his eyes met hers. Unperturbed by the