In the Lap of Luxury

Chapter 94

Chapter 94 Time to Reveal Her Identity

“No way. I must stay strong at a time like this. I can’t let the public think I’m afraid.”

They wanted to make her yield to the rumors, but the word “yield” didn’t exist in her dictionary.

Grace lifted the covers and headed to the bathroom to freshen up.

At Amirate Corporation’s office, entertainment news reporters from all news platforms had been waiting.

Just then, a red Porsche pulled up in front of them.

In the car, Luke reminded Grace, “Ms. Lewis, do you want to wear sunglasses or a hat to shield yourself? These people will take pictures nonstop. It might affect your mood.”

“No need.” Smiling, Grace looked at her reflection in the car mirror. Her beauty had a touch of shrewdness, and she was very pleased.

“I want them to know that they can’t affect me at all.”

Luke got out of the car first. The security team was already prepared, forming a human wall to create a path and separating the reporters from them.

After that, Luke opened the car door and waited for Grace to come out.

Dressed in a high–end, diamond–encrusted dress, she radiated a dazzling charm. Her perfect smile was impeccable.

The reporters thought that she would look downcast after being put in center of all the scandals, but she seemed completely unfazed.

Camera flashes went off incessantly as Grace walked resolutely inside.

“Grace! Do you plan to apologize to Mr. Hawkins for your infidelity during your marriage?”

“How long was your relationship with Simon during your marriage?”

“Do you still remember the names of those you bullied?”

“Have you thought about how to atone?”

At this moment, someone threw a plastic cup from behind the reporters. It was about to hit the back of Grace’s head when a swift figure appeared and deflected it with his hand.

Sternly, Aaron looked in the direction the cup had come from and instructed the security team on the side, “Find out who did that.”

“Yes, sir.”

As Grace stared at Aaron, who had suddenly appeared, she felt a tingling on her nose. She linked her arm with his, feeling a sense of dependence.

Whenever something happened, her big brother would arrive at the earliest possible moment.

Seeing Aaron, the reporters went even more insane.

“Mr. Lewis, have you seen Grace’s scandals?”

“Will you choose to continue to believe in her and stay with her?”

“Will Mr. Lewis Senior allow such a notorious person to join the family?”

These questions were all based on the assumption that the scandals were true, disregarding the facts.

Aaron’s face turned extremely dark, and he didn’t want to talk to these irrational people. He held Grace’s arm tightly and hurried her inside the building.

When they reached his office, Aaron made a hot cup of coffee for Grace and looked at her with concern. “How are you? Are you okay?”

“Yeah, I’m fine,” Grace replied with a brilliant smile.

Seeing her smile, Aaron playfully flicked her nose. “You always like to tough it out. I told to stay at home, but you came out regardless.”

“The news and comments were all so harsh, so I thought I shouldn’t back down.”

Seeing that she was still defiant, Aaron knew she was fine.

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“Before I came back, Grandpa said that he would officially announce your identity as the Lewis family’s daughter on his 70th birthday. Then, the public w This belongs to NôvelDrama.Org - ©.

When Grace had been young, she’d had to attend Royal Academy for her education. Harold had been worried that people would target her because of her identity, so he had kept her identity

a secret.

Later, Grace had developed a passion for the arts and didn’t work in the family business. So her identity hadn’t mattered much. Gradually, the public began to assume that the Lewis family only had three sons and no daug

“Since you’re going back, this is the perfect opportunity to make the announcement.” Aaron looked at Grace. “Are you prepared for it?”

“Yes.” She nodded confidently.

“Be a good girl, then. Stay at home for a few days, and in a couple of days, we’ll head back to Darai. You can join us later.”

As Grace was listening quietly, she received a message on her phone.

“Calico, some friends and I have come to study at Pamore University. Can we meet you?”

When Grace read the message, she smiled and thought, “These kids are so great! They actually Fulfilled their promise.”

‘Sure. Where should we meet?”