Under the Heiress' Facade novel Chapter 235

Hera turned around and saw Lilith frowning, only then realizing that her tone was a bit harsh.

She softened her voice and said, "Really! Nothing is going on between us. Don't overthink it. We're just..." After a brief pause, she continued, "...friends."

Lilith stared at Hera in surprise as she didn't expect her to explain. The next moment, her expression brightened with joy. "Is it the friend you mentioned living at his house before?"

Hera responded with an affirmative hum.

Lilith nodded with a knowing expression. "Did you two have a fight?"

Her concern caught Hera off guard.

"Aren't you surprised?" Hera asked.

Logically speaking, Lilith should have been quite surprised. Previously, when she sent Gideon to Skyview Heights to fetch the gift and he found out Hera was staying at Bernard's place, he was visibly taken aback and even appeared resistant.

Therefore, even though Hera later agreed to return to the Everett residence, she didn't tell anyone else about it.

Lilith nodded. 'I'm quite surprised. When Mr. Killian first visited our house, I didn't expect you to know him. I was equally surprised this morning when he said he had come to pick you up himself.'"

Hearing that, Hera was somewhat speechless.

She had the impression that Lilith's surprise was about the person, not the matter. However, considering how early Giselle and Zyler got engaged, they shouldn't be surprised about early romance anymore.

Wait, she wasn't into an early romance!

Lilith continued shyly, "Your dad and I started secretly seeing each other during high school. We were more innocent back then. However, after we became wealthy, his temperament changed..."

If possible, she wouldn't want Hera to marry into a wealthy family, especially a prominent one. She knew well the difficulties of being a daughter-in-law in such affluent households. There would always be a sense of being out of place if one's background doesn't fit.

However, if Hera truly desired it, she wouldn't intervene. Instead, she'd respect her choice.