Chapter 544
Chapter 544:
“Hi, Janice.” Alissa feigned a first meeting, stepping forward with a passive-aggressive smile. “You, the Edwards family’s disowned daughter, have been quite the talk recently. Even in Cloverhill, I’ve heard about you.” The hostility in her words hung in the air like static before a storm.
“What’s with Alissa? Why is she lashing out at Janice from the moment they met?”
“She mentioned Cloverhill. Could she actually be from there?”
“A Cloverhill heiress traveling to Every for a reality show? That’s beyond extravagant!”
The viewers watched with rapt attention as an inexplicable tension crackled between the two women, who were supposedly meeting for the first time. Something about their interaction felt charged with unspoken history, despite appearing to be strangers.
Sharp-eyed viewers noticed Alissa’s gaze repeatedly drifting to Aiden, who stood silently behind Janice.
In that moment, everything clicked into place.
“Oh boy! Alissa must be here for Aiden!”
“Wow! She really journeyed across regions for love? All the way from Cloverhill to Efrery, just to pursue Aiden?”
“That explains Alissa’s hostility towards Janice!”
The audience practically buzzed with satisfaction, feeling like they’d uncovered a juicy secret.
The show had barely begun its second day, yet already a classic love triangle was unfurling before their eyes.
“Love Lab is destined to be this year’s top-rated variety show.”
“We’re only on day two, and we’ve already witnessed so many iconic moments!”
𝕄𝖆𝗂𝗇 𝖈𝗈𝗉𝗒 𝖍𝖔𝖘𝖙𝗘𝗗 at galn𝗈v𝖊𝗅𝘀．ⅽ𝗈𝗺
“Right? Yesterday gave us the epic showdown between Kenneth and Aiden, and now we’re watching sparks fly between Alissa and Janice!”
Janice looked at Alissa with a smile, unafraid of the challenge. “Well, I’m quite surprised to hear you’re so interested in gossip. It seems you’ve got a real talent for understanding the common folk.”
Alissa frowned. She had expected her words to irritate Janice, but instead, Janice appeared unaffected, and the phrase “common folk” made her uncomfortable.
Was this a subtle poke, implying that she was just as bad as the one spreading rumors?
She was the respected daughter of the Welch family, held in high esteem, and was not someone to be compared with the average person.
“May I say something?” At that moment, Liliana stepped forward. Her smile was still in place, but her eyes briefly showed a trace of chill. Her gaze turned to Janice. “Earlier, you said my pancakes don’t hold a candle to your casserole. Could you explain?”
Janice looked at Liliana. At first glance, Liliana might appear friendly, yet there was an underlying arrogance, as if she was eager to establish her superiority. Before Janice could answer, Aiden stepped up, grabbed a pancake from the plate, and popped it into his mouth.
He chewed lazily and, with a slight smile, he commented, “Truly, they’re incomparable.”
Janice’s eyebrow lifted, realizing Aiden was defending her.
Liliana’s eyes followed Aiden, filled with curiosity, anticipating his next words.
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