Unwanted Fake Wife The Top Billionaire novel Chapter 154

Chapter 154 Shifting Ground

Velmora had tried to arrange an interview with her before, but she had always been abroad.

This time, they finally had a real opportunity.

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Elena nodded. “Then we make sure we land her first exclusive interview. Hannah, you’ll work with me on this.”

Hannah responded without hesitation. “Of course.”

After the meeting, Elena immersed herself in work.

When Lydia was in charge, most responsibilities were delegated, but Elena preferred to understand everything firsthand. Since she was still getting familiar with the company, she made an effort to go through each process herself.

By the time she finished, the sky outside had already darkened.

She stretched her neck slightly, then picked up her phone and opened Twitter, scrolling through updates to see if there was any news about Monica.

Instead, she came across a post from Camille.

“Grateful to Aetherline Media. Looking forward to what’s ahead.”

In the photo, Camille wore a crisp white suit with her employee badge visible, smiling confidently.

Aetherline Media was an established company.

Although it had been gradually overshadowed by Velmora in recent years, its long history still gave it a loyal audience.

More importantly, Catherine was close with the chairman’s wife at Aetherline Media, so it wasn’t hard to guess that Camille landing the editor–in–chief role there had a lot to do with Catherine pulling strings behind the scenes.

Which made everything make sense.

No wonder Camille left so decisively. She already had somewhere to land.

That kind of confidence only comes from knowing someone is backing you.

At the same time, Camille had just returned from Aetherline’s welcome event, her expression bright as she held onto Catherine’s arm.

“Mom, thank you. I knew I could count on you.”

So what if Elena became editor–in–chief at Velmora?

She had secured the same position at Aetherline, and through Catherine’s connections.

Chapter 154 Shifting Ground

And what made it even better was the irony.

Elena’s biological mother was helping her instead.

The thought alone filled Camille with satisfaction.

Finished

Catherine patted her hand. “You need to focus on your work from here on out. No matter what, you have to outperform Elena. After the way she embarrassed me last time, you need to make this right for me.”

At this point, Catherine had completely forgotten that Elena was her daughter.

All she remembered was the humiliation.

Something worth millions, and Elena hadn’t even considered giving it to her, instead offering it to someone else in front of everyone.

Wasn’t that basically humiliating her in front of everyone?

Camille lifted her chin slightly. “Don’t worry, Mom. I’ll handle it. Monica is coming back in two weeks, right? I heard Velmora has been trying to secure her interview.”

She smiled confidently. “I’ll take that opportunity instead.”

Catherine hesitated. “Are you sure you can get it? Do you want me to reach out and see if there’s another way to help?”

“Relax,” Camille said, her tone firm. “This time, I’ll definitely come out ahead of Elena.”

Richard, who had been listening quietly, took a sip of his coffee, a thoughtful look crossing his face.

“How did Elena even get connected with Grant?”

He couldn’t shake the feeling that there was more to her than what they saw on the surface.

If she really had that kind of background, then after everything she endured from the Hawthorne family, her actions so far didn’t fully add up.

Catherine scoffed. “How would I know? What, are you suggesting her adoptive parents are secretly someone important, and that’s why Grant gave her special treatment?”

The idea made Camille pause for a moment.

But then she remembered what Malcolm and Vivian were like, and quickly dismissed it.

There was no way.

She had never seen people that out of place.

Back then, in the Hart estate’s luxurious living room, Malcolm had shown up in a worn plaid shirt with a frayed collar, old pants that had clearly been used for years, and cheap slip–on shoes.

As for Vivian, she wore a plain brown top, nothing remarkable at all.

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