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    From her hidden vantage point, Chloe caught every word of their exchange, and a re of jealousy reignited within her.


    It confirmed her suspicions: both her brother and Connor harbored feelings for Marissa.


    Narrowing her eyes, an ominous gleam within, Chloe leaned toward herpanion and murmured, “Notify the Adagend family tomence the performance.


    It’s time for them to take the stage.”


    Receiving Chloe’s orders silently, thepanion quickly left the banquet hall to find Korbin, Betty, and Denise poised outside the main gate of the Nash family’s estate.


    Eagerly awaiting their cue, the three took action immediately upon receiving the notice.


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    They stepped out of their car and began a loud protest at the gate.


    Betty was primarily responsible for the loud crying and screaming.


    Korbin, known for his cunning yet reserved demeanor, was prone to fits of rage but did not excel at crying or shouting curses.


    Adorned in an elegant floral dress and high heels, her hair styled perfectly, Denise maintained herposed,dylike appearance, avoiding excessive outbursts.


    She had dual motives: pushing Marissa towards disaster while also attracting the attention of a rich suitor at the Nash family’s banquet.


    Denise had previously set her sights on marrying Derek, but her ns faltered when she had never met him in this city and learned he was already engaged to Melinda of the Warren family, leaving Denise no opportunity topete.


    With all the well-to-do bachelors present at the banquet today, even the least wealthy could provide her with the fairy tale life she craved.


    As the three began their orchestrated scene, the spectacle turned humorously bizarre.


    Seated on the ground, Betty pped her thighs, alternating between sobs and curses, asionally singing, perfectly ying the part of a loud, rude woman.


    She loudly used Marissa of deceitfully impersonating Tiffany to swindle others for wealth and marriage, abandoning her own family after gaining affluence.


    Betty condemned her for being cruel and ungrateful.


    Although not as vocally expressive as Betty, Korbin supported her by repeating her phrases, stomping his feet, and kicking the ornate gate.


    Denise clenched her fists and squeezed out a few tears, making her eyes look as though she had been greatly mistreated.


    At the grand banquet, with its array of servants, guards, and guests, the trio’s disturbance quickly spread, setting off a rapid firestorm of gossip.


    This gossip quickly evolved into discussions among the guests.


    “Is it true? The current Tiffany is actually a country girl from Adagend?”


    “It’s utterly shocking.


    That country girl really has some nerve!”


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