The Unveiling of Secret Queen-Chapter 164: Cringing for Her Through the Screen_1

"Your sister couldn’t possibly also be on our show by any chance, could she?"

Even the host was mistaken, his eyes constantly roving between him and Ghania Quinlan, curious and barely holding back a smile, "It couldn’t be that she’s one of the female guests on our show?"

"Ghania, do you know Audrick Zachmann?"

As one of the individuals involved, Ghania Quinlan felt an inexplicable sense of unease, her hand unconsciously clutching her skirt hem, nervously looking towards the dazzling man in the center of the stage.

She squeezed out a sweet and obedient smile, "I know him."

"Audrick Zachmann was also once a student at No. 1 Middle School, I guess I could be considered his junior."

Isn’t a junior just another way of interpreting a sister?

The barrage of comments exploded in an instant.

[Oh my, I’m feeling sweet.]

[So the @sugarcandy that Audrick Zachmann posted last time was about Ghania Quinlan.]

[I’m dead. Why is it Ghania Quinlan? To be honest, I really hate this girl; I always feel she’s so pretentious! So the bracelet my hubby was just showing off was also given by her? She already has a boyfriend, and yet she is gifting a bracelet to someone else, even if he’s a senior, isn’t this shameless!]

Jhovany Sullivan, who was watching the barrage of comments, wished she could dive into the phone to help Audrick Zachmann tear down a certain green tea.

"Ghania Quinlan is so disgusting! Did her ancestors sell tea, is her tea ceremony that good?"

"She only dares to retort because she thinks your brother would be too embarrassed to slap her in the face in front of a national audience, but her behavior is really disgusting. Her boyfriend is a second-generation rich kid, right? I wonder how Zayn Fisher can tolerate his girlfriend crazily throwing herself at another guy in front of a national audience. Doesn’t he feel humiliated having such a girlfriend?"

Justin Wafford and Freddy Cagwin, along with the Group A who knew the truth, were utterly disgusted by Ghania Quinlan’s outrageous antics.

It was obvious that Audrick Zachmann was referring to Nathalie as his sister.

That bracelet was also given by Nathalie, right?

They saw it the other day during dinner; Audrick Zachmann had a black bracelet on his wrist, and the man who came to pick up Nathalie wore a silver one.

Obviously, it was a gift from Nathalie.

Jhovany Sullivan, grabbing at Nathalie Quinlan, wished she could take her place, "Nathalie, are you just going to let her jump around on TV like this?"

Nathalie Quinlan, amused by her near-crazed demeanor, put her hands behind her head, leaned back, and in a lazy and rascally tone, "Otherwise, what? Should I step into the Tv and tell everyone she’s lying?"

"I didn’t have that superpower."

Jhovany Sullivan certainly knew she didn’t have superpowers, but clenching her teeth, she grumbled unwillingly, "That’s why I’m so angry!"

"Her family is so rich, how come her upbringing is so poor!"

Her own parents often educated her to be dignified, to speak and act factually, and that vanity was wrong.

Ghania Quinlan’s family was so wealthy, every day she boasted on the school forum about being born into a distinguished family.

Yet the way she acted, where did it resemble that of a well-bred young lady?

She was even worse than an eighteen-line actress!

While she was fuming, the host on the phone had already snapped back to reality, prolonging his voice as he looked at Audrick Zachmann with an ambiguous expression.

"Audrick Zachmann also graduated from McKinney No. 1 Middle School, how incredibly coincidental."

The little sister joke seemingly passed.

Ghania Quinlan knew she had successfully snagged some attention and secretly let out a sigh of relief.

Just then, the man she thought wouldn’t respond any further did so in the most extreme way, blatantly refusing to give her face.

"I only studied at McKinney No. 1 Middle School for half a semester, and then transferred somewhere else for family reasons. I can’t really count as a McKinney No. 1 Middle School student."

Between the lines, he certainly wasn’t counting her as his junior!

The atmosphere on the scene nearly froze over.

Even the host was taken aback.