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The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella) novel Chapter 345

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The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella) is the best current series by the author Jessica Haze. The Chapter 345 content below will immerse us in a world of love and hatred, where characters use every trick to achieve their goals without concern for the other half—only to regret it later. Please read chapter Chapter 345 and stay updated with the next chapters of this series at nisfree.com.

Curtis couldn’t help but raise an eyebrow at Wyatt’s intense gaze. “What are you staring at me for? What is that address?”

With a somewhat awkward expression, Wyatt shoved the square box into Curtis’ hands. “I just remembered I’ve got something on tonight. You should go see Ms. Mirabella instead.”

Clearing his throat, Wyatt admitted, “I’m feeling a bit embarrassed.”

With a twitch of his lips, Curtis demanded, “Just let it out.”

Wyatt handed over his phone for Curtis to see. He’d actually contacted Ms. Mirabella’s dad, trying to buy Ms. Mirabella’s new house and then gift it back to her. The thought alone was cringe-worthy. Luckily, her father hadn’t caved and sold the house to him.

Curtis quietly massaged his temples. This was indeed an extraordinary coincidence.

Next thing, Curtis took the driver’s seat, and Wyatt slipped into the back, ready to hide out and play it by ear. As long as he didn’t run into Ms. Mirabella’s dad, everything should be smooth sailing.

Two minutes later, Curtis pulled up outside the Davis family’s villa. He had Wyatt text Mirabella.

Soon enough, Mirabella stepped out, trailed by a curiously looking Shawn. Spotting them from afar, Wyatt ducked down in the back seat, too embarrassed to get out.

Curtis shook his head at Wyatt’s antics and, holding the wooden box, opened the car door. “Ms. Mirabella, good to see you,” Curtis greeted her with a polite nod.

Mirabella returned the gesture. “Where’s Wyatt?”

Coughing discreetly, Curtis explained, “He was suddenly called away for an urgent matter.”

“Okay,” she agreed and headed toward the neighboring house.

Shawn watched Curtis intently as he got into the car and drove away. It took a moment for him to shift his gaze, contemplating. Curtis had the air of a bodyguard, the kind you could see in corporate settings.

Shawn stroked his chin but then realized something was off. They had just moved in two days ago; how did his daughter already know the neighbors? And wasn’t the person who had been eyeing their house from next door?

Shawn’s eyes suddenly widened with suspicion. Could it be that they had switched tactics, targeting his daughter after failing with him? No wonder the guy was so obsequious – it was a charm offensive.

Alarmed, Shawn whipped out his phone and messaged Mirabella. [Darling, don’t let them sweet-talk you. We’re not selling the house, no matter the price!]

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