Billionaire’s Unseen Love (Bella and Alex)

10 Unmasking at the Masquerade

10 Unmasking at the Masquerade

In the plush interior of her luxurious car, Emma’s thoughts meandered, occasionally glancing at Juliet, who was engrossed in her phone. Jada’s fervent typing and occasional smirks indicated she was plotting Bella’s downfall with meticulous precision. The air was thick with the promise of retribution.

Emma’s mind was a whirlwind of emotions as she considered the consequences of their actions. It was more than just exposing Bella; it was about setting the record straight, about justice. She didn’t even feel a twinge of remorse and was quite surprised at this sudden change in her.

When Jada finally snapped her phone shut, her expression was triumphant. “Bella won’t know what hit her,” she declared with a confident grin. Emma nodded, feeling a surge of solidarity with her

friend.

Jada’s schemes were swift and merciless. Bella, ensnared in the web of scandals meticulously woven by Jada,

but the onslaught was relentless. He was

Smirnov estate was a hive of activity. Preparations for Emma’s homecoming masquerade ball were in full swing. It was to be a grand affair, befitting the long awaited return of the family’s

of the masquerade, the estate was alive with anticipation and speculation. Guests from high society milled about in elaborate costumes, their identities concealed behind ornate masks. Among them was Alex, his presence almost incongruous amid the festivities. He wandered through the crowd, his thoughts a tangled mess of concern for Bella and the chaos enveloping

the stairs, she was the embodiment of elegance

brother, was at her side, offering quiet words of encouragement. “Just remember, this is your night,” he whispered, a subtle reminder

briefly meeting Wayne’s in a moment of gratitude before

eyes on the mysterious heiress. Emma’s gaze, piercing even behind her mask, found Alex in the throng. Their eyes locked, a silent conversation passing between them. It was

broke the connection. Her mask was more than a disguise;

masking at the