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    Hearing the roar of an engine, Marissa spun around but only caught a glimpse of the car’s rear as it sped away, leaving her unable to see the license te. She paused for a moment but quickly dismissed the incident, turning back towards the Sanchez family’s vi. Whatever the intention of that car, it wasn’t her concern at the moment. Those who hid in the shadows and watched her would eventually reveal themselves


    The sleek ck sports car that had raced past the Sanchez family’s gate followed the taxi carrying Korbin, Betty, and Denise and eventually pulled up outside their apartmentplex. As the three exited the taxi, the sports car stopped right beside them. The car’s window slowly lowered to reveal a wealthy woman wearing tinted sunsses


    Although Korbin, Betty, and Denise were not particrly sophisticated, they recognized the emblem on the car—a luxurious, sleek Ferrari, a symbol of wealth they could never aspire to own. Seeing a rich person made Korbin’s and Betty’s knees buckle slightly, and Denise instantly lowered her posture submissively. The wealthy woman, d in oversized sunsses and a ck mask, kept her facial features and expressions hidden. Yet, the air of arrogance that her wealth conferred made them deeply uneasy. They were as arrogant and domineering in front of the poor as they were obsequious and sycophantic in front of the affluent


    When the wealthy woman gazed at them, they all responded with overly ingratiating smiles. Betty even said apologetically, “Excuse us, ma’am, are we in your way? We’re terribly sorry; we’ll move right now.”


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    Although it was the wealthy woman who had intentionally driven up and obstructed their way, Betty chose to fault herself, adopting the role of apliant subordinate wlessly. Despite their submissive disy, Korbin, Betty, and Denise were fraught with anxiety, worried that any misstep might provoke this wealthy woman’s wrath and spell trouble for them


    Seated in her car, Chloe silently observed the trio outside, quickly discerning their mindset. Witnessing Betty’s submissive behavior, Chloe scoffed with contempt. She found it baffling that Marissa, with such unremarkable family members, could be so assertive andmanding. Marissa’s demeanor seemedpletely at odds with her family’s. Logically, a girl from such a background wouldn’t typically achieve much. Even if Marissa had umted some life experiences, it seemed unlikely to be sufficient for her to be as notable as Riss. Could Aelfric’s spection that Marissa was Riss be incorrect?


    After all, gics y a significant role. Marissa was just a vige girl from Adagend who hadn’t even finished high school. With such ordinary gics, it seemed improbable that she could capitalize on any significant opportunities. Therefore, Aelfric must be mistaken!


    When it came to luck, Chloe could admit that Marissa had an extraordinary amount of it. The incident where Marissa publicly saved Trenton had to have been sheer luck. Her first stroke of luck was her striking resemnce to Tiffany, allowing her to pose as Tiffany and get close to Connor. Fate then made her an outer disciple of Riss’ team, catapulting her from obscurity to the wealthy circles. Her second lucky break was her basic medical skills inadvertently saving the lives of Arabe and Trenton, which greatly elevated her influence


    Marissa, with merely this luck, had managed to win over Connor, whom Chloe had desired for years. How could Chloee to terms with this? So what if Marissa was fortunate! Today, Chloe was determined to expose her for what she truly was, reducing her back to just a vige girl! With this in mind, Chloe grinned and said to Betty, “No need to move. I came to see you.”


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