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    The host chimed in, “Theyck perspective. They should see her expansive manor!”


    Ellie was at a loss for words.


    The conversation was not meant for her ears, yet she heard every word. After ending the call with Kaiden, she found herself deep in thought. The presence of men’s suits, ties, and shoes in her home had seemed odd.


    The servants in the main building were meticulous; it was unlikely they’d err by leaving the master’s clothing in the living room.


    Clearly, Kaiden had left them intentionally.


    But even with this realization, she couldn’t muster any anger.


    His desire to affirm their rtionship disarmed any potential irritation.


    “Miss Gordon, could you assist us with something?” a crew member’s voice interrupted her thoughts.


    “What is it?” she asked.


    “Your livestream has generated significant attention. Many viewers are still posting messages about you in the chat. We’d appreciate it if you could address these questions. Their focus on you is affecting the livestream of other guests.”


    Ellie pulled out her phone and opened the crew’s livestream.


    “Who’s the current guest?”


    “Carole.”


    Carole?


    As the staff member spoke, Ellie’s phone disyed Carole, smiling awkwardly on the screen.


    Noticing Ellie’s surprise, the host assumed she was unfamiliar with Carole and began to exin.


    “Miss Lambert is a jewelry designer who recently returned from overseas. It’s her turn to interact with the audience, but the chat is overwhelmed with questions about you, so…”


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    Carole’s difort was evident on the screen, a mix of embarrassment and irritation.


    She had likely been following Ellie’s livestream.


    Ellie regretted her decision to join the show without thoroughly checking the guest list.


    She would have preferred another year of free sses at her alma mater over participating in this show.


    “Miss Gordon, do you know her?” The host noticed Ellie’s sudden change in demeanor.


    “Yes, we have a personal issue,” Ellie responded indifferently, locking her phone screen. She leaned back casually and added, “I’ll address the audience after her segment.”


    Her intention was clear—she wanted to witness Carole’s difort. The host was left speechless by her frankness.


    True to her word, Ellie refrained from logging into Twitter until Carole’s segment concluded.


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