#Chapter 387: Undercover

Elva and I dressed in our frumpiest clothes. Elva wore a hat with covers that went down over the ears. I tied my hair up and wore one of Anna’s wigs. It was darker than my own hair color, with bangs that hid most of my face. I barely recognized myself in the mirror. I doubted anyone else would be able to. Dressed in our disguises, Anna led us toward a familiar restaurant – the one I used to work at. I side-eyed her as we walked. “I really don’t know about this,” I said. I knew this event wasn’t being broadcast live. They had yet to even air the idea about the homecoming, so as to garner the biggest surprise, and the biggest reaction, of the unsuspecting being visited. Even now, after Anna had revealed her plan, the camera crew asked for time to get to the restaurant first and develop a type of cover story for their presence. That way, the spotlight would not be shone on our mysterious arrival and identities. The cover story? The camera crews were just trying to interview