Game Over No Second Chances novel Chapter 278

Sarah's eyes turned red with rage. Not only did Cole refuse to take her side, but he even praised Serena! Why?

Her high heels clacked sharply against the floor as she strode forward, inserting herself between them. She clung intimately to Cole's arm, her voice turning sweet as she pouted.

"Cole! How could my sister possibly know so much? These are obviously just titles her ex-boyfriends bought for her…"

Before she could finish, Serena stepped forward, her cold smile widening. "I am Amber Hanson's daughter. I know porcelain. Is there a problem?"

Her gaze swept over her stepsister, who was playing the fragile little woman. "If you don't understand art, then leave. Clinging to a man like this—do you really think that'll fix your lack of taste?"

The onlookers hadn't dispersed yet. Hearing this exchange, they quickly pieced together the relationship between the two sisters.

Someone in the crowd scoffed.

"So they're sisters? One is soaring in the skies, while the other is stuck in the mud. No surprise that she's Amber Hanson's daughter—her skills are on a whole different level. As for the other one, well, she just can't see beyond her own backyard."

"I see. She's another one of those women who rely on men. Instead of clinging to someone, why not rely on her own talent?"

"Ha! If the younger sister had any real skills, would she need to act so pitiful? Even if she just rode on her sister's coattails, she'd be living comfortably by now."

Hearing the crowd slander her and praise Serena, Sarah's face twisted with frustration.

She pouted, trying once again to coax Cole with her charms. But before she could, Cole coldly pulled his arm away from her grasp.

"Please be respectful of a person's personal space."

Sarah's face paled for a moment, but she quickly bit her lip and murmured in a voice only he could hear, "But Cole, we've already—"

Before she could finish, a calm yet firm voice cut through the tension.

"Let's continue with the exhibition," Samuel said.

A crowded scene at the exhibition could lead to trouble, so he hurried to send people on their way.