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“Oh, my god… it’s exactly the same?” Ryan’s voice cracked as he stared at Natalie in disbelief. ‘How is she so good at this imitation?’ he thought. “Natalie… you are a genius.”
Ethan leaned in for a closer look, a flicker of surprise crossing his eyes. The signature was an almost perfect imitation, down to the smallest quirks of the original hand. At a glance, it was nearly impossible to tell it from the real thing.
Ryan said, “Natalie, I really wish we’d found you sooner.”
“Huh? Why?” Natalie asked, totally confused.
“If I’d had you back in high school, I could’ve faked our parents‘ signatures and never gotten in trouble,” Ryan blurted out.
Ethan was speechless, and so was Natalie.
Ryan quickly realized what he’d said and cleared his throat awkwardly. “Uh, I didn’t mean it like that. I just meant your imitation is spot–on.”
Ryan thought to himself, ‘I could totally show this off, and no one would ever know it’s fake.‘
Natalie stood up. “Alright, now that the problem is solved, I’m heading to bed.”
She’d barely taken a few steps when Ethan called out, “Wait, Natalie.”
“What’s up?” Natalie replied.
“Can you sign one for me, too?” Ethan asked. He tried to play it cool, but deep down, he was a bit jealous. He wanted
Natalie’s autograph, too.
Ryan joked, “Come on, Ethan, are you for real?”
Ethan ignored him and just looked at Natalie.
Natalie nodded. “Sure.”
A smile tugged at Ethan’s lips, and his eyes sparkled behind his glasses.
Ethan eagerly flipped the book to the autograph page. The original signature took up the center, so Natalie squeezed in a
mini version up in the top right corner.
‘Forget Bluebell or Daybreak. Natalie’s autograph is the real treasure.‘ Ethan admired it for a moment and then said, “Thank you, honey. Now go get some rest.”
A couple of days later, it was the day Andrew had promised to take Natalie to the equestrian center. But halfway there, Mitchell Group suddenly had a super important international meeting that couldn’t wait.
Andrew had no choice but to drop Natalie off at the equestrian center first and ask the manager, Gavin Rhodes, to look after her. He promised he’d rush over as soon as the meeting was done.
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Natalie just waved it off, telling Andrew to go handle his work and not to worry about her.
“Miss Moore, let me show you to the dressing room so you can change,” Gavin said respectfully.
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He led Natalie to an exclusive VIP dressing room, treating her with the utmost respect. Inside, everything she could possibly need for riding was already prepared and waiting for her.
When Natalie stepped out in her new outfit, even Gavin, who’d seen his fair share of high–class ladies, was genuinely stunned by her beauty.
Her deep brown riding outfit was impeccably tailored, accentuating her tall, slim frame. The knee–high boots fitted close through the calf, making her legs look even longer. She left off the helmet, her long hair falling loose over her shoulders.
“Miss Moore, this way,” Gavin said, finally regaining his composure and respectfully guiding her toward the stables.
The place was huge, with vibrant green grass covering the open fields and a wide, unobstructed view all around. The sunlight was warm, a gentle breeze drifted by, and the air was filled with the unmistakable scent of fresh grass and horses.
Natalie followed Gavin toward the stables, ready to pick out the horse she’d be riding today.
Not far off, near the rest area, a group of well–dressed young men and women were gathered together, making a lot of noise as they joked and laughed.
They looked to be in their early twenties, probably a bunch of Harbor City’s rich kids spending the afternoon at the stables.
Natalie barely spared them a glance before turning away.
But it was obvious they’d noticed her, too. No matter where Natalie went, she always stood out.
Even in a plain riding outfit and with zero makeup, her cool, stunning looks and that one–of–a–kind vibe were like a magnet, pulling everyone’s eyes her way, especially those young, swaggering heirs.
“Hey, look over there.” The blond guy, Landon Fairfax, in the sand–colored riding shirt, nudged his friend, his eyes lighting up as they landed on Natalie. “New face. Damn, she’s gorgeous. There’s just something about her.”
“Who is she? I’ve never seen her before,” the guy with glasses said, leaning in for a better look. “She looks young, but not like someone you’d want to mess with.”
“What are you scared of? Come on, let’s go talk to her.” Landon grinned, straightened his shirt, and headed over to Natalie.
The girls nearby, all glammed up, instantly looked annoyed as their expressions soured.
The one with a high ponytail let out a snarky laugh. “Landon, you can’t resist a pretty girl, can you? You really think she’ll even give you the time of day?”
“Yeah, she’s got that resting bitch face, acting all aloof,” the short–haired girl chimed in.
Those girls were fixtures in Harbor City’s elite social scene, long accustomed to being the center of attention. Then Natalie appeared, outshining them so effortlessly that envy came almost at once, followed closely by hostility.
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Landon shot them a playful grin. “Come on, don’t be jealous. I’m just going over to say hi. You know, make some friends.” He walked over quickly and cut off Natalie and Gavin, blocking their path.
“Hey, beautiful,” Landon called out, flashing what he thought was a killer smile. He shamelessly checked Natalie out from head to toe. “First time here? You look new. Wanna hang out with us? We’ve got a big group over there.”
His friends followed, loosely forming a half–circle around them and blocking Natalie’s way.
Gavin’s expression shifted slightly. He stepped forward, his tone polite but distant. “Mr. Fairfax, this lady is a friend of Mr. Andrew Mitchell. She’s here to pick out a horse, so please let us through.”
“A friend of Andrew Mitchell,” Landon repeated. After a brief pause, his face filled with disdain. ‘That cold–blooded work machine brings a woman to the equestrian center? No chance. He’s not even here. Gavin’s clearly using his name to bluff.‘
With that thought, Landon immediately felt his confidence return. He snorted, sizing up Gavin with a cocky grin.
“Mr. Mitchell’s friend? Gavin, who are you trying to fool? I don’t see Mr. Mitchell around. Come on, everyone knows Mr. Mitchell is never seen with a woman,” Landon scoffed.
Gavin frowned. “Mr. Fairfax, I have no obligation to explain Mr. Mitchell’s whereabouts to you. Please step aside.”
Landon shot his friends a quick look and shrugged. “Hey, we’re not here to cause trouble. She just looks like she’s on her own, and we’ve got a whole crew. Why not hang out together? We’re just trying to make friends. That’s all.”
“Not interested,” Natalie said coolly, barely glancing at them as she moved to walk past. But Landon cut her off again, blocking her path.
“Hey, don’t leave, gorgeous. I’m Landon Fairfax. My dad’s the chairman of Fairmont Systems. Now you wanna make friends, right?” Landon said, smugly announcing his family background.
The Fairfax family was one of the big names in Harbor City. Usually, as soon as he mentioned who he