Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 830

Meanwhile, at the rooftop garden, Shannon had long separated from Caleb and Hank once she heard Zivia had taken off.

She wasn't that close with them in the first place, and she only came with Hank because it was convenient. More importantly, she was afraid of getting "infected" by Caleb's stupidity if she spent another second with him.

Shannon's original plan tonight was to see Ziva. Since the latter had left, she had no reason to stay either. But before she left, she had to inform Clara.

Clara, the birthday girl and star of tonight, was naturally swarmed by people. When Shannon came over, she heard people asking about her sister, Cassie.

Back when the guest star in Episode 1 of Sixth Sense, Soren, was exposed to be a serial killer, the discussions online regarding him lasted for a long time.

However, in their circle—the scion's circle—they talked more about his girlfriend at that time, who happened to be Cassie.

"Your sister truly had bad taste in men. But Soren has been imprisoned for a few months. Why is she still hiding from people? You should've invited your sister to your birthday party after everything she's been through."

Almost everyone in the circle was aware of the Leigh family's drama, where Clara independently fought for her status as the Leigh family heiress, albeit not in the most graceful way.

Although the majority of the scions in the circle admired Clara, some were jealous and deliberately brought up her sister to annoy her.

Clara was one to even defy her own father, so what made that person think she would let this slide?

"Everyone knows I don't share the best relationship with Cassie, so why would I invite her to my birthday party?" she said and intentionally paused to scoff at that person, continuing, "Just dumb and loud. At least pick a struggle, will you?"

The scions on the side held in their laughs.

Although Clara seemed to be mocking Cassie, everyone knew who she targeted in her words. That person flushed in mortification and could only grab a nearby drink to conceal her embarrassment since she couldn't afford to argue with her in public.