My Mute Bride

Chapter 358 Two Body Doubles

Rachel didn’t have it in her to watch the rest of the video on Leroy’s phone. Justin had already knowingly turned his head to the side, pretending that he didn’t know anything.

Meanwhile, Jolly finished changing into her fresh set of clothes and emerged from the bedroom. When she saw Leroy was showing Rachel and Justin the contents of the video being circulated on media websites, she charged over and snatched the phone over.

“What are you looking at? What’s so fun about it?” She even blew a gasket.

“It’s not something fun to watch, but that video’s already been shared over a million times online. There’s at least a million people who saw that video. Snatching the phone from me won’t do anything.”

“Since they’ve already watched it, fine, but you’re not allowed to!”

“What kind of reasoning is that? I’m helping you to find a way out of this.” Rachel was exasperated. She hadn’t watched the video out of curiosity. The only way she would be able to know why the fans were angry and find a way to resolve this uproar was to watch it.

“So, have you figured out something?”

Rachel threw her hands up in helplessness. “Nope.”

Right then, Leroy’s phone rang. Jolly reflexively took a look at the screen and handed the phone back to him. “Your manager.”

Leroy answered the phone in front of everyone. “Hello, Emmett? …Yeah, I’m still at the hotel. …No, Jolly and I aren’t the only ones here. Two of her friends are here too. One of them is Miss Hudson, the president of Hudson Pharmaceuticals.”

No one had any idea what Leroy’s manager said, but Leroy looked panicked as he glanced at Rachel and Justin. “That’s not exactly a good idea, right?” he asked, a complicated emotion in his tone.

Leroy’s manager talked to him for a bit longer. After he hung up, Jolly asked Leroy, “Is your manager here already? Where is he?”

“In the parking lot. Right now, he can’t come up; his car’s been surrounded by the

stay there. If he comes up now, it’ll just prove even further that you and Jolly are currently in this hotel. I’m worried that your fans will demolish the hotel today,”

fans were already holding banners and kicking up a fuss outside of Hudson Pharmaceuticals. If they were to see Leroy and Jolly sharing a room with their own eyes, they might just murder Jolly and burn the

“Sorry for causing trouble for you

time to scrutinize him. His features were clear-cut, and he had large eyes. His skin was clear, and those large eyes of his were especially beautiful. He was also gentle and

motives would not exist, that was the feeling that Leroy gave off—someone

when he apologized. “Is now the time for

be apologizing, it should be you. Once this matter is over and done with, you will have to swear off

couldn’t

that.” Jolly shrugged and plopped onto the couch. “I was thinking—why not

Rachel shot a look at Jolly. What

mention a plan when he called earlier?” Justin suddenly asked from the

They first looked at Justin before shifting their gazes over to Leroy. Rachel’s wits then returned

they would pretty much never encounter. To a seasoned manager who had been in the entertainment industry for years though, this would be something they would be used to. Celebrities being discovered after booking a room for “personal” business happened frequently enough that

say he has a plan, but I don’t think it’s

work. Go on,

would we know whether it’s appropriate if

said to get two people to wear our clothes and draw the fans’ attention away

frowned. “That’s an idealistic solution. What kind of crappy plan is that?” The moment she said that, though, she changed her mind when her gaze rested on Rachel and Justin. Didn’t they have two people who could act as doubles here? Justin’s build was close to Leroy’s. As for Rachel, although she was a little skinnier than Jolly, Leroy’s fans weren’t familiar with her. It was likely that no one would realize she

eyes instantly changed. Justin and Rachel exchanged glances. They

both of them sporting sunglasses and masks. Justin even had a cap on his

been expecting, but the silence wasn’t a serene one; it was the eerie kind