Under the Heiress' Facade novel Chapter 819

"We're here, Mr. Everett," said the driver.

Gino snapped out of his daze and gazed out the window at the huge, opulent doors of the hotel. He then glanced at the map on the laptop.

The address was correct.

Was this one of the places where Hera worked? This was one of the smaller companies under XS Corporation. How could none of them realize that she worked here before this?

But then, Gino remembered that the hotel belonged to Bernard. His dislike for Bernard intensified at the thought that Hera was working at the hotel because Bernard owned it.

"Wait for me," said Gino, putting down the laptop and leaving the car.

A receptionist greeted Gino when he came to the lobby of the Majestic Hotel.

"Welcome to the Majestic Hotel," she said.

Glancing around, Gino saw some people checking in. After they were done, he went up to the receptionist and asked, "Does Hera Youngworth work here?"

"Hera Youngworth?" The receptionist thought the name sounded familiar. Come to think of it, there wasn't any employee in the hotel who had that name.

She shook her head. "No."

"No?" Gino was dubious.

That was impossible. Hera was dropped off at the hotel. Was it possible that she used a pseudonym or another name?

With that in mind, Gino unlocked his phone and dug out a few photos he couldn't make himself delete back then. One of them was a profile photo of Hera that he had saved from her WhatsApp account.

He had changed his phone twice in the past five years, and every time, he would not forget to make a copy of these photos and transfer them to his new phone.

"Do you know her?" he asked, showing the receptionist Hera's photo. "She has with her a young boy and a girl who're both four years old. They're twins."

The receptionist recognized Hera right away because she helped Hera to check in. Hera was astoundingly pretty, and she came to the hotel with two cute little babies.

Because of that, the receptionist had a deep impression of Hera. That was why she found the name so familiar when Gino brought it up just now.

However, according to the rules of the hotel, the hotel employees couldn't expose the customers' information.

"And you are?" she asked.