Chapter 312 Retaliation By The Divorced Heiress

• Ryan Hoffman's younger sister was Zoe Hoffman. She had essentially grown up in front of Justin's eyes since she was a little child. Ryan, the older brother, adopted a paternal role. He was even more devoted to his only sister than the Thompson brothers were to Bella, lavishing her with care and attention. Justin thought for a bit before he caved in and responded, "Okay, come pick me up." Soon later, the Savrow National Music Hall was enveloped in darkness. In order to guarantee the best vantage point to see his sister's genius, Ryan reserved a VIP box on the second level well in advance.
• In addition, he had set up a camera and was feverishly adjusting the video apparatus in an attempt to record his sister's entire performance. Justin was sitting on the sidelines, his legs crossed. He flashed a contemptuous glance at Ryan, who appeared more professional than the paparazzi, totally interested in his camera. "The organizers will record the entire performance and even engrave it onto commemorative discs for the performers," declared an unimpressed Justin. Avoid making a fool of yourself with your mediocre work. "A heartless person like you wouldn't understand!" shot back Ryan. There is so much brotherly love in the video that a cherished brother took. In what way does it differ from the official recording?
• Ryan's eyes grew wide, and he let out an outcry as he changed the camera angle. "Oh no! Bella is also present. Was there something I missed? And that guy next to her—who the hell is he? He looks so pale—why is that? Is he ill? As Justin ran to the railing, his heart skipped a beat. Bella and Christopher were sitting in a VIP box down the aisle, staring at each other, absorbed in their happy chatter. Conversely, Bella remained oblivious to the green-eyed onlookers. The hall was colder than usual because there were fewer people on the second floor and the air conditioner was operating. And so, little goosebumps appeared on Bella's arms, even though she was only wearing a slender emerald green evening gown.