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61. The Elites Of Elites
Author: Teddy
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Chapter Sixty-One

Jasmine’s mother, Mrs. Whitmore, paced the hallway, her expensive heels clicking against the marble floor. Her face showed a mix of eagerness and impatience as she waited for Jasper to arrive.

She had given him a simple task, or so she thought—an opportunity to win over Anastasia and bring their family closer to the kind of influence she craved. But Jasper was nowhere in sight.

As she spotted Henry and Jasmine approaching, she stepped forward, her eyes narrowing as she scanned for her son.

“Where’s Jasper?” she demanded, her voice sharp with irritation.

Henry raised a brow, keeping his calm. “I don’t know, Mrs. Whitmore,” he replied evenly. He could feel her anger rising but held his ground.

Mrs. Whitmore’s face twisted in frustration. She clenched her jaw, clearly holding back, but her sharp tongue wouldn’t stay quiet.

“Useless,” she muttered, loud enough for Henry to hear. Her eyes blazed as she continued, her tone laced with disdain.

“You’re nothing but a bastar
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