Five Bucks for a Million-Dollar Lunch
and that she was the successor of Grand Epoch Capital, which just happened to be the company's biggest investor.
In addition, combined with Julia's arrogant attitude and her head-to-toe luxury brands—which I could tell were knockoffs, though regular people never noticed—it worked perfectly with her lies. After all, as long as one appeared sufficiently confident, even a fabricated persona could trick others.
That was precisely why the whole group was dogpiling on me at that moment.
I sneered as I quickly typed out the message. "If she's the actual heiress, then we're really screwed. If you're all so eager to bootlick and power-trip, then don't blame me for not playing nice.