The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella) novel Chapter 708

Just then, Michelle, who had been standing outside, couldn't hold back any longer. She flung the curtain aside and walked in.

Pulling off her mask, she didn’t bother with anyone else. Her eyes locked onto Mirabella, and her voice was both urgent and loud. “Mirabella, don't act like you don't know me. My cousin and I need to talk to you. Can we step aside for a moment?”

As soon as she spoke, Knox, Aimee, and Vincent all turned to look at her.

Knox and Aimee were clueless; they didn’t follow reality TV or streaming dramas, so they had no idea who Michelle was.

Vincent, though, was a different story. Usually buried in his studies, he rarely wasted time on TV. But when he found out Queen Mira was on a reality show, he’d caught a few episodes and instantly recognized Michelle.

He frowned, remembering the Twitter fiasco where Michelle had leaked Queen Mira’s info.

How she found this place was a mystery. Vincent glanced at Mirabella and, without waiting for her to say anything, stood up with an icy demeanor. “Sorry, we’re having a private dinner here. Please, don’t interrupt.”

Michelle, a former student from Parkside High School and a year ahead of Vincent, had graduated six months ago. She remembered Vincent, the academic prodigy, and his background. She hadn't expected him to be so close to Juztin’s sister and to speak up now.

Taking a deep breath to calm herself, Michelle addressed Vincent. “Look, I really need to talk to Mirabella.”

Vincent raised his hand, his voice cold. “You don't need to get chummy with me. We don’t know each other. And anyone with basic manners would call ahead instead of tracking someone down to their dinner.”

She then turned to Knox and Aimee, apologizing politely before stepping out of the private dining room.

Michelle, relieved that Mirabella agreed to talk privately, quickly followed her.

Aimee wanted to call Mirabella back but seeing how quickly she left, she let it go, turning her attention to Vincent. “Vincent, who is that woman? Do you know her?”

The way Michelle pleaded for forgiveness left a bad taste, as if she was painting Mirabella as some kind of unreasonable villain to those who didn't know the full story.