Sweet Subterfuge

Chapter 544

This was the first time that Larissa had ever heard of Yvette’s past.

It was not her fault for being ill–informed. The truth was, the first time she knew that Yvette was once a famous celebrity was during her second year in high school. She went to the teacher’s office to get the test papers at noon when she heard a couple of teachers talking

and lamenting about it.

Technology was not as advanced then as it was today, Computers were still luxurious items to the average family, and phones could only be used to call and text. Television and the news were the only two ways that people could get information,

Yvette had stopped shooting movies for many years, so she was no longer prevalent in the media. The Seymours had never bothered with

Larissa, and her peers at the time knew nothing about Yvelle either.

After she had grown up and gotten to use the internet, Larissa never ever looked Yvetle up, probably because she hated her. It was only when some Instagram marketing accounts would periodically put together pictures of “real” beauties from the past who did not rely on plastic surgery or Photoshop to look pretty, did Larissa find out about her. Because without fail Yvette would be on the list.

by these beauties before–some were even young people who had only seen the pictures of said beauties, and their comments were all compliments as

to give Emmy, so she just smiled without saying anything.

felt triumphant that she got more excited with her speech as she was feeling good. “Morgan was so cool! Just slammed the phone down!” When she got to this bit, she cackled non–stop while glancing at Morgan, her voice a little teasing.

so Morgan, who was next to

his past was exposed, but he could not blow up

smiled awkwardly instead.

Just in this time period alone, there’s got to be at least ten directors who rejected Yvette. I heard that there was someone going around

Yvette at

Yvette’s popularity was so bad now, she was not too surprised. She had witnessed Yvette’s snobbery countless times, and the snobbery in the entertainment industry

of her status, no one, of course, had to treat her cordially. They were already “merciful” enough to her when they did not add insult to

that she did! So, serves her right, I say!”

Morgan waved his hand and had a

spoilsport!”

pursed her lips

for too long, the assistant manager. who was s eyes. Larissa nodded and