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The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella) novel Chapter 594

Summary for Chapter 594: The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella)

Chapter 594 – A Turning Point in The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella) by Jessica Haze

In this chapter of The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella), Jessica Haze introduces major changes to the story. Chapter 594 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Romance genre.

The yard was buzzing with the sounds of departure as everyone packed their belongings, signaling the end of the gathering. Mirabella stepped out into the fading sunlight, waiting for Leo, who had ducked into the restroom and hadn't yet returned. She lingered near the antique wrought-iron gate, her gaze lost in the dance of the leaves in the breeze.

Gabriel and his brother approached Mirabella with a casual nod and a quick "Catch you later!" before they slipped away into the evening, their departure as swift as their greeting.

Heather, meanwhile, was caught up in a phone call. Without the scrutinizing eye of a live-stream camera, her demeanor was drastically different—her tone was sharp, her posture rigid, her expression one of disdain and arrogance.

The conversation ended abruptly, leaving Heather with a scowl that darkened her features. "What's got you so riled up, Heather?" Hans inquired from across the yard, having caught the tail end of her heated exchange.

"The car that was supposed to pick me up broke down on the way," Heather replied, her voice simmering with frustration. "And of course, it just had to happen out here in the sticks where you can't even hail a cab."

Hans pondered this for a moment, then turned to the two cousins who had been standing nearby. "Why don't you hop in with me? I can drop you off in town," he offered.

Heather glanced at her watch. Her assistant wouldn't arrive for another hour at least, and the thought of waiting in this rural backwater was unbearable. "I'd appreciate that, Mr. Hans," she said, the edges of her annoyance softening slightly.

Hans waved off her thanks with a friendly gesture. "No trouble at all. It's on my way."

Just then, Leo emerged from the restroom and walked straight over to his sister. "Let's go, Mirabella. Collins is waiting for us outside."

With a brief acknowledgment, Mirabella pocketed her phone, and the siblings gave a polite nod to Hans before heading out.

Michelle, noticing her cousin's distant look, called out in confusion, "Cousin Heather?"

Snapped back to reality, Heather looked at Michelle and asked, "Weren't you quite into Juztin before? Do you know his real name?"

Michelle shook her head. "No clue. His privacy game is top-notch. Apart from the folks at his label, I doubt anyone knows his real name."

Speculations had swirled online before, but none had led to any concrete revelations.

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