Chapter 263

After Olivia left.

The door of the private room opened and a beautiful woman walked out.

She was in a long dress crafted from cotton linen and wore a silk shirt. The cuffs were casually rolled up, showcasing her blue wristwatch.

The light was dim and blurry. Her face could not be seen clearly, but her temperament was light and elegant.

The head waiter walked up to her with a nervous expression. When he spoke, his voice was soft, trembling, and vaguely frightened. “I’m sorry, Ms. Manson. I messed up.”

The woman glanced over indifferently and did not say anything.

The head waiter was terrified. He knelt on the ground with a thud and stammered for mercy. “Ms. Manson, please forgive this time. I won’t let you down next time.”

“Go clear everything up.” The woman’s tone remained gentle, making it difficult to discern her emotions. “No one must find out about this.”

The head waiter appeared to have narrowly averted a catastrophe. His entire body was drenched in a cold sweat, as if he had just emerged from an icy bath.

He hurriedly promised, “Don’t worry, Ms. Manson. I’ll go to the surveillance room now and guarantee that everything will be wiped up.”

“Go,” the woman said.

The head waiter left as if he was escaping.

The layout of the Fracha Club’s guild hall was quite intriguing. On the expansive third floor, there were only four private rooms. In addition to 8888, the room Daniel had entered, and 6666, the one Olivia was ushered into by the head waiter, there were also rooms 8668 and 6886.

In essence, without someone specifically guiding the way, it would be impossible for the occupants of the two private rooms to encounter one another.

Moreover, every private room had its own elevator and washroom.

In other words, if no one specially led the way, it would be impossible for the people in the two private

rooms to meet.

This was interesting.

Given that the rooms were isolated from each other, how did Olivia end up in Room 6666?

Olivia pushed aside her skepticism and pressed the button on the wall, signaling the waiter to escort her to Room 8888.

was noisy as if people inside were playing

of cards. His demeanor appeared nonchalant, yet his regal presence set him apart, almost as if he were a wanderer amidst the throng. He

casually laid the cards on the table and beckoned to

man sitting next to Daniel instantly stood

as he was about to stand up, his shoulders suddenly felt

fair palm pressed

she chimed in. “Today, it’s all about Daniel and Ms. Taylor. They shouldn’t be seated

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her hand, shooing away the two men sitting across from her and clearing a

him a charming smile. “Daniel, I’m going

chimed in, “Yes, yes, yes. Pass the

to look at Daniel and frowned. He took a piece of candy and threw it

her palm firmly on the man who was

dilemma, not

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at Sarah and scolded her

the end, he still stood up to smooth things over. “Alright, alright, alright. Let’s take this opportunity to make things difficult for the protagonist today. But let’s talk first. We can’t go

walked up to Olivia and said respectfully, “Mrs. Sullivan, this

Olivia sat opposite Daniel.

one didn’t know better, they would have thought that she was the one getting

poker cards, she insisted on playing truth or

one could skip

shouted and asked the waiter to bring over a lie detector. Michael pulled her to her seat

Daniel also looked over.

gaze appeared remarkably serene, devoid of any discernible fluctuations, yet it exuded an

chill.

a chill

“Fine, we can skip the lie detector, but we must play truth or

the poker card to the waiter opposite her.

person Sarah had enlisted. His card–playing abilities were exceptional, and he could discern the identity of each card

sat opposite Sarah with one hand

seemed to be

played cards for many years. She remembered that the last time she played cards was seven years ago. It was during Christmas, and the family of four had gathered to watch television and play

Olivia had always won.

the three of them team

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