Chapter 66

By the time Valeria got off work in the evening, the photo could no longer be found online. Wealthy and powerful people like them enjoyed living life on the down low. They didn't like having their peace disturbed. After that, Valeria's life went back to normal. When she got home, the pipe in Lucy's home had burst. One of the neighbors' sons came to help fix it. He was a young, handsome man. Valeria thanked him, handing him some of the fruits she'd bought as a token of thanks. After he'd left, Lucy grabbed Valeria's hand. "That man just now was Wisteria's son. He teaches history to middle schoolers. He's 27 this year, like you." Valeria raised a brow. She knew what Lucy was getting at, and didn't know whether to laugh or cry about it. "My daughter's literally six years old this year." "He comes from a single-parent family as well. Wisteria's a liberal woman. She'd asked a chap out for some dancing a while ago. In addition, Xavier was sneaking glances at you just now. You're st