My Stand-In Groom Is A Secret Tycoon (Audrey) novel Chapter 336

Audrey looked at Alistair and coughed drily to remind him not to go too far.

He was hesitant to be the mentor of these two "love rivals" but his wife kept winking at him.

Alistair reluctantly asked Leila and Yelimia if they wanted him to be their mentor.

Leila and Yelimia nodded right away.

That was how this process ended.

Meanwhile, the audience of the live stream noticed something trivial.

[Oh my gosh, did you see that? Jason wasn't going to ask Leila and Yelimia. Audie coughed and then he opened his mouth. Also, he only kept Audie's heart-shaped card!]

[I noticed it too! He is so partial to Audie! He didn't even glance at Leila and Yelimia's cards as they fell on the floor. He only kept Audie's.]

[So, he has a crush on Audie?]

[I think so!]

Suddenly, a small group of people became fans of this couple.

They knew Audrey and Jason were both married so they didn't dare to talk about it publicly.

After this process, Jake asked the contestants to return to their training rooms.

Since it would be a single elimination tournament, each contestant had a private training room to prevent their performance from being leaked.

Leila already realized that Jason was Alistair.

So right after Jake said that they could start training, Leila quickly left.

Yelimia wanted to discuss the stage with Audrey but stopped walking when she saw Alistair walk side by side with Audrey.

Although she was unsure of what was between them, she was experienced enough to know there was something special so she decided not to interrupt them.

Meanwhile, since it was still a live stream, there were cameras everywhere.

Audrey couldn't directly ask Alistair why he was here so she had to exchange the usual pleasantries with him.

She said, "Thanks so much for choosing me! I'll work really hard. I won't let you down!"

Alistair said knowingly, "We're about the same age. You don't have to act like this."

Audrey nodded obediently and happily. "Okay."

Alistair looked at her calmly and said gently, "I watched your first performance. I really admire your talent."