Sweet Subterfuge

The revelation of Yvette’s scandal in the past by the anonymous social media account not only completely ruined her chances of making a comeback in the entertainment industry, but also pushed her illegitimate daughter into the spotlight.

The article that was published was written by Larissa herself, so she blurred out any information that would identify her. During the editing process, Rena carefully reviewed the article to ensure that Larissa’s identity wouldn’t be exposed before uploading it online.

Nonetheless, no secret could be hidden forever.

Larissa had lived with the Seymour family for many years. Although she was publicly introduced as Yvette’s niece, those who were close to the Seymour family could guess that she was actually Yvette’s illegitimate daughter after reading the exposé.

In the initial stages, this incident was just casual gossip discussed among the upper echelons. However, after the gossip had spread further, it naturally reached the ears of the media

Several media outlets had called the Winston Hotel to schedule an interview with Larissa, but they were all turned down by her assistant with various excuses.

Unwilling to give up, the journalists even put on disguises and loitered around the hotel for a few days to lie in wait for Larissa. When that didn’t work, they pretended to be hotel guests and made multiple complaints, creating a scene so that they could demand a meeting with the general manager, which was Larissa.

Finally, the exhausted manager of the housekeeping department revealed that Larissa had been hospitalized due to a car accident.

wasn’t difficult for them to find out which hospital Larissa was admitted

two groups of men taking shifts, guarding outside her ward around the clock.

ward, let alone

nurses who were in charge of her, even fellow patients on

the end, the hospital had to negotiate with Lewis, hoping that he could handle

been working alongside Gary since he was young, so he picked up some tricks from him on handling troublesome people ke the

Internet era Lewis didn’t engage in conflict with them. Conversely, he politely invited all the journalists to a coffee shop nearby and provided them with sensational news that satisfied their curiosity. In exchange, they were prohibited from coming to the hospital to disturb the staff, nor could they

read “Yvette’s Two Daughters

footage of Lana ramming her car into Larissa was

clear that she had attempted to murder Larissa. There was no way that it could be

whole Internet

and alarmed at Lana’s brazenness of committing murder

individuals with psychopathic tendencies and paid posters by the Seymour family, most

a status update on Facebook. “The culbrit is known to be men tally