“Ah, so they are sisters indeed. No wonder both are so strikingly beautiful."

“But why haven't we seen them together before?"

The crowd's whispers grew into a chorus of speculations.

The revelation that Ariana was siblings with the company's rising star, who was also the fiancée of the Jasper, left everyone in surprise.

Ariana, in her mind, scoffed and silently berated Brielle for this spectacle.

At this point, Jasper drew Brielle close and addressed Ariana warmly, “Ariana, Brielle is your sister. Your presence at the wedding will bring her joy, and if she's happy, so am I."

Ariana couldn't help but give him a cold glance on the spot.

It wasn't her responsibility to cater to their happiness, and their joy held no relevance to her.

Witnessing Brielle's overly flirtatious and affectionate behavior with Jasper, Ariana felt a sense of discomfort and displeasure.

Nevertheless, considering the spectators were her colleagues, she replied with reluctance, "If nothing unexpected occurs, I'll be there.

I'll fit it into my schedule."

Having stated this, Ariana attempted to withdraw her hand from Brielle's grasp and leave. However, Brielle held on, giving her a plaintive look, and uttered dramatically, "Sister, don't tell me you're still harboring feelings for Jasper, and that's why you're hesitant about attending our wedding!"

The moment these words echoed, a sudden uproar broke out among the crowd.

“What?! A Love triangle between two sisters over a man, so thrilling, it's headline-worthy!"

“Could it be true? Is Ariana the third party?"

The people around immediately started murmuring.

What they had realized now was that Brielle was Jasper's fiancée. They therefore wondered about the nature of the relationship between Ariana and Jasper, which was unknown

Ariana quickly became the target of everyone's gossip, and that really annoyed her.

It didn't take her Long to see Brielle's point! Of course this annoying woman had no good intentions towards her.

Gritting her teeth, Ariana glared at Brielle and asked coldly, "How dare you bring this up?”