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    Christina just watched the chaos unfold with a deepening smile. She wondered how they would react when they finally realized Ynda was the real giarist.


    Christina wasn’t rushing that moment. No, she was ying the long game. She’d wait—wait until Ynda thought she’d won, until she was basking in the spotlight. And then Christina would knock Ynda off her high horse, hard. The higher Ynda climbed, the more satisfying it would be to watch her crash.


    Meanwhile, at Bayview Estates.


    “Ynda! Did you see what’s happening online?” Katie burst into the room, practically vibrating with excitement.


    Ynda nced up, faking unawareness. “What’s going on?”


    She’d seen everything already. The usations, the outrage—it was all going exactly the way she’d nned. This time, she was certain Christina would be finished.


    “Look!” Katie shoved her phone under Ynda’s nose. “People are tearing Christina to shreds! They think she stole your work!”


    Katie wasn’t just spectating—she’d pulled a few strings behind the scenes to make sure the whole scandal went viral. And clearly, it worked.


    But even with the satisfaction bubbling inside her, Ynda feigned a concerned frown. “She’s getting dragged pretty badly. What if she breaks down or something? Maybe I should post something… clear the air a bit.”


    “Are you kidding me?” Katie snapped, eyes shing. “Why would you do that? She stole your work! Let her deal with the fallout.”


    Ynda hesitated, lowering her voice like she was actually worried. “Yeah, but what if she can’t handle the distress and does something reckless?”


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    Ynda frowned. “Katie, that’s not fair. You’re putting me in a really tough position.”


    “I don’t care,” Katie said coldly. “It’s her or me. You decide.”


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    Ynda stayed quiet, her expression distant, her thoughts clearly troubled.


    “Ynda, you’re hesitating!” Katie snapped, turning away in anger.


    “I’m sorry, Katie,” Ynda said at once, her tone carrying genuine sincerity. “Please don’t be upset. I never meant it that way.”


    “I don’t care. If you won’t side with me, then I’ll never speak to you again,” Katie huffed, still sulking.


    “Alright, alright, I’m on your side. Does that make you feel better?” Ynda answered with a weary smile.


    The moment Ynda dered her loyalty, Katie brightened, slipping her arm through Ynda’s with affection. “That’s my good Ynda.”


    “You’re always so childlike. When will you finally grow up?” Ynda said, her voiceced with gentle indulgence.


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