Unmasking Mrs. Newton's Secret Identities novel Chapter 1001

The gown was nothing short of perfect. Faye could already envision how stunning she would look in it.

All the time she had spent giving Fiona advice had finally paid off. At last, she had accomplished something worthwhile.

Two days ago, at the ceremony, Helen had cleaned out the luxury boutique in Aguilisco, leaving Faye stuck with an outdated dress that made her look quite foolish.

But now, it seemed Faye had the chance to redeem herself.

"Watch out, Helen. This time, everyone will see who the real socialite is!" Faye thought triumphantly.

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As night fell, Apex International Convention Center buzzed with excitement, welcoming enthusiasts of niche interests for a vibrant event.

This exclusive gathering featured elites from various fields, with invitations extended only to those of notable social standing and international renown.

A red carpet stretched from the entrance to the curb, bordered by a continuous row of reporters.

When Otto emerged from the car, the cameras erupted into a flurry of flashing lights.

The red carpet host beamed with enthusiasm as he announced, "And here comes Mr. Otto Sheridan, the CEO of Destiny Corporation! In previous years, Mr. Sheridan has always attended alone. Could this year bring a surprise?"

Upon hearing this, several socialites in front deliberately slowed their pace, hoping to accompany Otto for the remainder of the red carpet.

Given his history of solo appearances, it was unlikely there would be any surprises this year. Nevertheless, walking the red carpet alongside Otto would be the ultimate mark of success for them.

Despite their expectations, Otto didn't approach them. After fastening the last button on his suit, he turned and made a polite gesture toward the car.

The socialites were taken aback by this unexpected move.

Her presence showcased the world's endless beauty, as if hinting at even greater wonders still to be discovered.

At the same time, it evoked a deep-seated anxiety about the prospect of never encountering such beauty again.

At that moment, even the photographers forgot to snap pictures, their eyes fixed in awe on the young woman.

The longer they stared at her, the more they understood why some men would go to great, even absurd, lengths to win a woman's affection.

Meanwhile, Helen found the overwhelming attention both unsettling and frustrating.

Standing beside her, Otto flashed a smug grin and remarked, "I'm starting to regret inviting you as my date."

"Regret won't make any difference now," Helen said sharply, gripping his arm. "I'm here, so you'd better keep your promise."