Sweet Subterfuge

Kevan’s dark eyes suddenly lit up. He had a discreet smile at the corners of his lips.

“Do you want to know?” he asked.

“Of course.” Larissa replied. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have come to lind him.

“Why?” Kevan stared at her intently, his eyes shining with anticipation.

Lanssa couldn’t help but think that his reaction seemed unusual.

1 need to know about your relationship with her so that I know how to act around her in the future.” Larissa confessed, “If you genuinely like her, I advise you to divorce me and pursue her openly, I can tell that she has some interest in you too.”

Larissa’s advice was sincerely for Kevan’s own good, but instead of feeling touched. Kevan’s expression darkened inexplicably, The brillance in his eyes gradually faded.

“Thank you for your suggestion. I will consider it carefully.” Kevan said with a forced smile, putting his headset back on, “I have other matters to attend to. If you don’t have any other questions

“You haven’t answered me yet. What exactly is your relationship with Ruby Larissa interupted him,

“She is my cousin’s wife, that’s all” Kevan replied impatiently,

He opened the door and showed Larissa out. “Now please leave.”

was so vague that he might as

couldn’t figure out what Kevan truly

a moment. Larissa decided to avoid any contact with Ruby so that she wouldn’t have

of free time now that

would spend her remaining

uncovered during

started with a social media account exposing a

contract with the production company while liming for a

single transaction, he was able to knock off millions of dollars in

that such practices were widespread in the entertainment industry.

Thus, their tax payments were substantial. If they were to evade taxes, the amount of money involved would be a

and lax evasion. When news of this scandal was leaked the

investigation was Xavier’s company, Cosanic Entertainment,

as the social media account had posted photos of the dual contracts. The tim production company’s official

no way to destroy the evidence, even if

government wouldn’t make things too difficult for companies if they tried

overboard, which

arrived at their premises, the accountants refused to hand over the financial records, claiming they had