Xo Novel
Chapter 95
Chapter 95
Chapter 95 The Significance of the Bracelet.
Milly’s face was filled with resistance. She protested, “But I think…
“I don’t care what you think: I only care about what I think.”
Milly was at a loss for words.
Robin couldn’t take it anymore. He pulled his artist, w
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an oath, aside.
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He triple– checked with Oliver, asking, “Oliver, be honest with me. Are you falling for Milly? I’m telling you, you’re rising to stardom right now, with a lot of female fan
Before he could finish, Oliver’s face turned pale. He quickly covered Robin’s mouth and scolded, “Shhh! You want me to lose my head now? She’s the se
“Anyway, rest assured, I have nothing but pure admiration and loyalty for Ms. Milly. There’s nothing else! Got it? Nod if you understand.”
Robin was nearly suffocating, and Oliver covered his mouth. He quickly nodded.
Oliver finally let go of him.
Robin gasped for air. He felt like he was coming back to life.
Thirty seconds later, Oliver sidled up to Milly again, watching her read the script out of sheer boredom.
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Milly sighed and looked up to meet his eyes. She asked helplessly, “Mr. Oliver, aren’t you going to read the script? We’re filming soon.”
Blinked, Oliver crossed his legs and said calmly. “Why would I need to read the script? My acting is superb; I don’t need a script.”
Milly hadn’t seen him act before, but his calm demeanour made her somewhat believe him.
After all, for one to remain at the top, it couldn’t just be about looks. His acting must be excellent too.
“Is your acting amazing?”
Oliver nodded immediately and said confidently, “Of course! My acting is extraordinary and unmatched. Do you know about the Aureate Film Award in M
Milly was stunned. In her previous life, even as a top actress, she hadn’t won the Aureate Film Award. Had Oliver already won it?
“You’ve won an Aureate Film Award?”
Oliver remained unfazed and responded, “No, but I received a nomination. Being nominated is already impressive, right?”
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Milly pursed her lips. Indeed, being nominated for an Aureate Film Award was quite an achievement.
Her opinion of Oliver improved significantly. She realised she had underestimated him; he was genuinely talented, much more than what met the eye.
Robin couldn’t listen to this anymore and silently walked away.
Nominated for an Aureate Film Award?
Yeah, right!
Nominated my foot! Someone simply thanked Oliver and other actors for their cooperation in their award acceptance speech. This guy shamelessly claimed that as a nomination.
With his acting…
If he received a nomination, it would be a divine blessing–in fact, it was almost a miracle.
After Robin left, Oliver glanced around. When he made sure it was just him and Milly, Oliver cleared his throat and asked quietly, “Ms. Milly, may I ask yo
Milly nodded. “Sure.”
“Um, that bracelet on your wrist–it’s not yours, is it?”
The bracelet had identified its owner. It was previously on a woman with glasses, but now it was on Milly’s wrist. It was quite mysterious.
Milly hadn’t expected him to notice her bracelet. She’d been wearing long sleeves to conceal it and avoid misunderstandings.
She admitted, “No, it’s not mine. Someone gave it to me.”
“Gave it to you?” Oliver stood up in agitation.
Did that bracelet recognise its master so casually now? Could it recognise anyone just because its been given away?
Milly frowned and asked, “Why do you seem agitated?”
Oliver quickly waved his hands and denied it, “Not agitated, not at all. Hmm, do you know the significance
of that bracelet?”
“Significance?”
“In other words, do you know what status you hold by wearing it?”
Milly understood his implication and narrowed her eyes. She asked, “So, you know, don’t you?”
Oliver slapped his thigh and said, “Of course I know!”
If he didn’t know this, he might as well dig graves at the burial site.
Milly realised something instantly when Oliver gave her a nod.
Andrew rave her the bracelet describing it as a keencake from hic late wife Roses Hammond It was likely
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one of those family heirlooms meant for the future daughter–in–law.
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The Tates were a prominent family, and the rest of the privileged families revolved around them. It was normal for others to recognise the bracelet.
“Is it many who know the signficance of this bracelet?” Milly asked.
Oliver thought for a moment. He quietly counted all the members of the sect, and there seemed to be quite a lot of them. He acknowledged, “Yeah, quite
Milly understood.
She then asked, “How many people know this bracelet is with me?”
Oliver shook his head and said, “Just me.”
Milly breathed a sigh of relief. It was nice that only one person knew. She asked, “Don’t tell anyone else about it. No one at all, understand?”
She planned to return the bracelet. Milly didn’t like George and didn’t want to marry him. There was no need to keep the bracelet or let more people know
Oliver felt troubled. Even Robin couldn’t know. But if he didn’t tell them, how would she manage the Ghost Sect?
“Really? I couldn’t tell anyone? But they’re quite trustworthy.”
Milly didn’t hesitate and told him firmly, “No, no one
Once she returned the bracelet, she would have nothing to do with the Tates. The fewer people who knew, the better.
Since she was firm on her stand, Oliver could only agree. “Okay.”
He didn’t understand why this needed to remain a secret. The Ghost Sect members would have to know eventually.
Wait, could it be….
His eyes suddenly lit up and he asked, “I get it, Ms. Milly. You’re on a mission, right?”
It must be a secret mission to protect the Ghost Sect, so she had to hide her identity and bide her time!
Milly frowned. A mission?
Is he talking about removing the bracelet?
“Well, you could say that.”
Oliver clapped his hands excitedly and said, “I knew it! No one hides their identity without a mission. Ms. Milly, I’ll keep your secret. If you need help, I’m