"I was the one that night!" Renee''s voice rang out, bold and unwavering. Her tone was full of certainty.

Fawn''s expression turned cold. Confidence was a quality she admired, but when used to press a lie, it became the fastest way to lose her favor.

Olivia took a slow sip of wine. With a sly smile, she said, "Is that so? Ms. Monroe, why don''t you share some details? You wouldn''t believe how many people have made the same im this week. Mom has been getting whish from all those people."

Madison instantly felt uneasy. Trying to salvage the situation, she jumped in and said, "If Mrs. Reid says Renee isn''t, I must have made a mistake then. There were many people that night, so it''s understandable to make a mistake."

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At this point, Madison wanted to cry. Why wouldn''t Renee take the hint? Madison''s n to curry favor with the Reid family and Renee''s family had failed.

Still oblivious, Renee started talking about what happened that night. She said, "I saw Mrs. Reid in the corridor. You were on your way to choose a mask, and I apanied you. After that, we went into the banquet hall together.

"Because I came with a few friends, we split up after entering the hall. Later, I was put in a difficult spot by Ms. Wyndham, who was invited by Mrs. Dawson.

I wanted to leave, but I realized that there wasn''t any signal and that the door was locked. Mrs. Reid, don''t you remember? We snuck out through the side exit together."

Fawn was surprised. Everything Renee said was urate. It wasn''t hard to reconstruct what happened inside the banquet hall, but only a few people were there when Fawn was selecting the mask. So, how did Renee know about that?

Dominic''s gaze sharpened. Then, Fawn asked, "How did we leave the venue in the end?"

Renee replied without hesitation, "Through the window."

Fawn questioned, "And what did you say to me before we parted?"

Renee mumbled, "Let me think..."

Renee put on a thoughtful expression and then said, "I''m sorry, Mrs. Reid. It was too chaotic that night. I can''t remember what I said."

Natasha couldn''t help but say, "Try to remember. It''s very important. If you can answer, you''ll pass the test."

Renee''s expression shifted slightly. She racked her brains and said, "I think I told Mrs. Reid to be careful and that we would meet again if fate brought us together." "No, you aren''t the person I''m looking for," said Fawn, shaking her head firmly.

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She then added, "And I believe you deliberately went a shade too pale on your foundation, didn''t you?"

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Then, Madison dragged Renee out the door. They had entered with high hopes and left inplete humiliation.

The dining area fell into silence. A whileter, Olivia spoke up, feeling curious, "Mom, what did the woman in the green dress say to you?"

Natasha was curious too. She echoed, "What did she say? Honestly, what Ms. Monroe said didn''t sound that off."