Chapter 116

From beginning to end, Lucille acted like she hadn't heard a thing. She stood there dressed in a smart casual outfit and a khaki coat. Her demeanor was cold and aloof as she watched the crowd, almost as if the person they were talking about wasn't her.

However, it was impossible to miss the regality and iciness she exuded. The people present had to admit that she was daunting. Even though she remained silent, there was no way they could ignore her.

Lorelei smiled smugly when she saw everyone on her and Sabrina's side. "The crowd isn't blind or deaf, ladies. I'm not the one making them say those things."

If Bailey were to back down so quickly, she wouldn't be the person she was. "They might not be blind or deaf now, but that doesn't mean they've never been blind or deaf in the past!"

She continued nonchalantly, "Everyone knows that Sabrina can't swim."

"Duh. What are you getting at? She couldn't have been faking it," Lorelei retorted.

Bailey spread her hands and said, "See? You sa