Masked In Nobility: Secrets Of Mrs. Chavez novel Chapter 717

Chapter 717 

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Yvette lifted her gaze and turned to look at the round–faced girl standing in the line to her right. The girl was staring at her admiringly, but Yvette’s eyes revealed no emotion. 

Ignoring her friend’s attempts to stop her, the round–faced girl approached Yvette and asked earnestly, “Excuse me, but what foundation do you use? It’s amazing how well it’s holding up in this heat. Please, could you tell me? 

For a girl who wore makeup regularly, finding a long–lasting foundation would practically be a miracle. 

With her eyes narrowed slightly. Yvette lifted her cap slightly to look at the round–faced girl, who seemed rather sweet. Im 

ot wearing any, she replied coolly. 

The second Yvette revealed her entire face, the round–faced girl froze. A moment later, she exclaimed, “Oh my gosh, you’re literally a fairy!” 

Her outburst startled everyone in line, drawing their attention to them. When the others saw Yvette’s face, they immediately understood the girl’s reaction for Yvette had breathtaking beauty. 

Yvette swept her gaze over the onlookers, her eyes so cold that no one dared to stare at her for long. Her unapproachable aura made it difficult to even look directly at her. 

Finally, her deep gaze settled on the round–faced girl before her. 

The girl, realizing she’d caused a scene, quickly shut her mouth. “Sorry, I’m naturally loud. It’s my bad” she said softly while looking at Yvette with embarrassment. 

Yvette gave a slight nod. With hands in her pockets, she said casually, “It’s fine.” 

The girl brightened up immediately, a flush rising to her round cheeks. She’d observed Yvette earlier and noticed the latter wasn’t wearing foundation, eye shadow, eyeliner, or lipstick. Yvette wasn’t wearing any makeup, and there wasn’t a single flow to her face. It was enviable. 

When the round–faced girl returned to her place in line, her roommate, who had been standing beside her earlier. whispered something to her before looking up at Yvette. 

Unlike her friend’s admiring gaze, the roommate’s eyes held jealousy. How can anyone look so perfect without makeup? even foundation? I don’t believe it. This woman must’ve had some cosmetic procedures done on her face, she thought 

The roommate spoke loudly enough for others to hear, her voice dripping with acid. “That’s impossible, Wendy. You’re so naive. She just doesn’t want to tell you. Whatever, let’s forget about it.” 

The round–faced girl, Wendy Larkin, glanced furtively at Yvette before quickly rebutting her roommate. “Don’t say that! I saw the pretty lady up close. She’s seriously not wearing any makeup. You’re being mean.” 

The roommate fell silent after Wendy’s rebuttal Nodding halfheartedly, she said, “Fine, fine. You’re just too gullible. I’ll drop it, okay? No need to get so worked up.” 

If Wendy wasn’t rich and dumb, I wouldn’t even hang out with her, the roommate thought. 

Yvette heard the woman’s comments but remained motionless and expressionless. 

Wendy felt terrible, so she apologized to Yvette on her friend’s behalf. I’m sorry, miss. Please don’t take my roommate’s comments personally. I’m really sorry?” 

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Chapter 717 

She was racked with guilt–if it weren’t for her. Yvette wouldn’t have been subjected to her roommate’s spine 

Wetfe finally turned around slowly. Her downcast eyes were sharp with frost, and her smile beld an edge of menace. 

Her gaze then landed on the roommate’s surgically enhanced face before shifting to the embarrassed Wendy. 

Looking cool and aloof with her hands in her pockets, Yvette spoke in an ice–cold voice. “Why are you apologizing? And on someone else’s behalf? Is she mute?” 

The roommate tried to argue, but the words got stuck in her throat when she saw Yvette’s expressionless face and penetrating cold gaze. All she could do was flush in embarrassment. 

endy was stunned. Lowering her gaze, she mulled over Yvette’s words. 

Then, she turned to her roommate and said firmly, “Suri, you should apologize to this lady. You were in the wrong. She’s right–my apology on your behalf is insincere and inappropriate.” 

Wendy’s roommate, Suri Zook, was stunned by those words. Staring at Wendy in disbelief, she thought. How could this idiot demand I apologize to that girl in public? Does she have no care for my dignity? This is outrageous! 

Suri yanked her arm from Wendy’s grasp and sneered. She didn’t mind falling out with Wendy, emboldened by the fact that Wendy had no other friends besides her and would eventually come crawling back to her. 

Suri demanded. “Wendy. I’m your friend. Who is she to deserve my apology? What did I say wrong? Do you really believe her skin is that perfect without using foundation? 

“All I made was a single comment. Why are you overreacting? Clearly, you don’t value our friendship. Fine then, let’s end it here.” 

With that, Suri began to make a dignified exit in her high heels. 

The next second. Yvette’s cool voice rang out. “I told you to apologize. Why is that so hard for you to understand?” 

Suri spun around to respond, but a hand struck her left cheek before she could speak. Without giving her a chance to process what had happened, another slap landed on her right cheek. 

The people in line at the milkshake shop watched in shock, all thinking the same thing. Holy smoke…. How had this aloof Beauty transformed into someone who solved problems with violence?” 

Wendy stood frozen, her eyes wide with amazement. ‘Pretty Lady is so cool!” she squealed inwardly.