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    Five minutester, both set down their sses almost simultaneously.


    “Cheval nc 1947, Lafite 1869, Screaming Eagle Cabe Sauvignon 1992, Lafite 1787, Margaux 1787, Romanee-Conti 1990, Margaux 2009,” Darrell rattled off, casting a challenging nce at Baylee. “Now, bark!


    Or perhaps you’d like Ellie’s assistance.”


    Kristopher squinted his eyes.


    Barking?


    How was Darrell so foolishly confident that he had won the game?


    Baylee arched her eyebrows, her words deliberate. “Cheval nc 1947…”


    “Lafite 1787, Screaming Eagle Cabe Sauvignon 1992, Lafite 1869, Margaux 1787, Romanee-Conti 1990, Margaux 2009.”


    Their responses in the years they guessed for the two Lafite vintages were inverted.


    The host announced, “Baylee takes the win!”


    “How, how is that possible?” Darrell’s face darkened. He took another sip from his two sses. Hisplexion turned ashen then.


    With a mischievous grin, Ellie taunted, “Mr. Vargas, can’t even take down an amateur like Baylee? You might as well donate that tongue of yours after all that barking.”


    Little did the crowd know, that when Baylee embarked on her wine-tasting journey, Darrell was still guzzling beer on street corners.


    Darrell’s face flushed with rage, his eyes aze as he stared at the live camera, rendered speechless.


    “Miss Gordon, we’re all friends here. Just a little banter. No need to take it so seriously,” Carole, attempting to y mediator, stepped in. “With so many eyes on us, it’s not a good look.”


    With an enigmatic smile, Ellie cast her gaze downward, twirling a lock of hair around her finger.


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    Baylee chuckled, “Miss Lambert, you’re quite intriguing. I’m the star here, yet you seem fixated on El. Do you have something against her, or is it me you’re underestimating?”


    Carole’s smile faltered at Baylee’s words. “Miss Curtis, I didn’t mean—”


    “What you meant doesn’t matter if you won’t back Mr. Vargas,” Baylee cut in, gesturing for Darrell to begin. “Mr. Vargas, the stage is yours!”


    Tobias counted himself lucky for keeping quiet earlier.


    “Goodness me! Talk about drama! It’s riveting!”


    “Did you see Ellie’s face just now? Her contempt revealed she didn’t see herself as Carole’s friend. Haha!”


    “The show from the first two seasons was rather dull. Now, it’s a must-watch!”


    “Carole had a point. Ellie and Baylee crossed a line.”


    “And if Baylee loses? What will Carole say then? Darrell started this, mentioning Ellie’s ex-boyfriend intentionally. Why would you back Darrell?”


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