But the ecstatic Sasha couldn’t stop talking.


    “Actually, I put on much jewelry just on purpose. This way, people will notice your stand-out sense of


    fashion and persona, without breaking a sweat.”


    “Whatever floats your boat. . .” It was a topic that Debbie didn’t want to dwell on.


    The guests in attendance at this party were all sessful businessmen in Alorith. Among the few that


    Debbie could recognize, she saw


    Sebastian, Griffin, Hayden, and Olga, whose name she had often mentioned to Carlos. Whenever he


    annoyed her, she would mention Olga just to get back at him.


    As they made their way through the auditorium, Sebastian approached them and eyed his younger


    daughter up and down.


    “Look at you!” he reprimanded with a frown.


    “Why did you have toe here Looking Like a peacock? Do you think you’e on a blind date? Couldn’t


    you have borrowed a leaf from Debbie?”


    Debbie felt ttered. No wonder Gail always doubted whether Debbie was


    Lucinda and Sebastian’s daughter, because of her parents’ unfair tendency to find fault with her and


    Sasha over petty issues while flowing with praises for Debbie.


    Sasha pouted her lips grumbling, “Dad, stop it! Mying to this party was only to keep Debpany.


    Why would I get dressed as if I was going to give a speech on the podium?”


    Debbie chimed in to reassure Sebastian.


    “Uncle, it’s my first time ever to give a speech on such an asion. And I feel really nervous. With


    Sasha’spany, I feel much better.”


    Sebastian, a hard-nosed man, cast a warning nce at Sasha and turned to Debbie asking in a low


    voice, “Under what name did youe here?”


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    “The legal representative of Orchid Private Club,” answered Debbie


    Sebastian thought he heard her wrong. If she was telling the truth, then Carlos was really nice to her.


    “I thought the legal representative of the club was Brooks Hilton, Carlos’ cousin. Since when did you


    take it over from him? Who’s thergest shareholder now?”


    With an awkward smile, Debbie stammered, “I don’t know either.


    Carlos just asked me toe here, and said nothing more. . .”


    “Okay. The host will invite some entrepreneurs to give us a short speech. I guess you’ll be one of


    them,” said Sebastian. As a norm, he knew the host would introduce the most important faces.


    Among the names to be recognized, the host would no doubt have the legal representative of Orchid


    Private Club atop his List.


    After Sebastian left to chat with his friends, Debbie and Sasha joined a smaller group of people nearby.


    The two girls were unknown to anyone, so naturally people had many questionsing their way, such


    as whichpany they were from, and what their positions were.


    Debbie and Sasha had foreseen this before they came here, so they evasively fielded the questions


    with a smile. Where they couldn’tment, they simply said, “The party will start soon, and the host


    will announce it. Please be more patient.”


    Now that they were unable to get any information from the two girls they soon left one after another