Spoiled by Mr. Russell

Chapter 61

After washing her hands and returning to the living room, Lily sat on the sofa to take a sip of water. She glanced at the tablet on the side, and after pausing, she picked it up and turned it on.

Opening the Twitter interface, she lowered her head, put her knuckles against her lips, and focused on the breaking news. She did not bother reading too much due to her relationship with Alexander, but she knew it was probably about her, Nathaniel, and Melanie when they were back in college. The tweets were out of context, and the facts were far from the truth.

However, she was more interested in the news source. It was neither from Nathaniel nor Melanie but rather from someone who misused the identity of a third–party bystander. These people were their college classmates or so–called mutual “friends.”

At first, Lily was a little angry, but her anger no longer raged after a second look. Instead, she just thought it was ridiculous. The people‘s names only sounded familiar, and she could barely recognize their faces.

left campus grounds. How could she have the mind to do some meaningless socializing? However, the people who

to be a pair, they also described how Lily got involved in their relationship as a mistress. They described Lily as the mistress, and because of their kindness, Nathaniel and Melanie could not bear to hurt her. That was why both of

expect that in the past

simply the “real” version of the story of

the details. From being annoyed at first, Lily gradually calmed down. She almost stayed out of the matter and regarded herself as an outsider watching other people make up

to

table, called her, then turned around to the kitchen to serve the dishes. Lily wanted

and watch him, like a virtuous family cook arranging all the utensils He even plated the meal thoughtfully in front of

figure, Lily thought that if any reporter or employee from La Beauté Group saw him like this, they would probably drop their jaws in shock. No one would expect the mighty Mr Russel to be so caring He was so natural, without any sense of disobedience He seemed to be more approachable with