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With a disgusted look, Laura pointed to the exit and ordered, “Loraine, get out of here before we call security. Nobody wants you here. We can’t have your poverty polluting this banquet!”

“Shut up!” Marco and Klein came over to the scene. RêAd lat𝙚St chapters at Novel(D)ra/ma.Org Only

“Loraine is the major designer of this project. She has more right to attend this banquet than any one of you. No one can drive her away.”

Hearing this, the three women went quiet and all they could do was frown in displeasure.

“Why are you still standing here? Please come into the hall,” Klein urged.

But Loraine raised her eyebrows and said in a teasing tone, “Mr. Moore,

I’m not on the invite list. Are you sure I can go in?”

Klein glanced at Liza and Marco before turning back to Loraine.

“I’m really sorry. There must be something wrong with the invitation list, or how could it not have your name? We know how important you are to this project.”

Loraine didn’t seem to care. She only sneered and said, “No, thanks.

I’m not here to attend your banquet. I’m here to attend the banquet of

Universe Group. It’s just that both events are being held side by side.”

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Loraine’s words caused quite the commotion.

“No way!” Marina spat, incredulous.

“If Universe Group was holding a party here, we’d know!”

Keely figured it was just an excuse that Loraine made up. Sneering, she said, “I know you’re sad that you weren’t invited, but you shouldn’t lie in front of so many people. Aren’t you worried about the truth being exposed?”

“Enough!” Marco interjected forcefully. His eyes darkened, like a storm brewing over the sea.

Worried that Loraine could get hurt if the current situation escalated, he offered her his hand.

“I’ll take you out of here.”

Loraine dodged his hand gracefully. “No, thanks. I told you; I’m going to attend Universe Group banquet.”

Under the doubtful eyes of the crowd, Loraine walked toward the opposite end of the banquet halt.

When the waiters saw Loraine approaching, they quickly pulled back the thick curtains, revealing the well-decorated hall on the other side.