Description：
The scholarship girl Faye's mother had sponsored for three years moved into Faye's house—and into Faye's life. She slept in Faye's bed, wore Faye's clothes, copied Faye's hair, and set her sights on Faye's boyfriend. When she got caught, she just blinked up at Faye's mother with wounded eyes and called her "Godmother."
Faye let her keep playing. She even got her a job—as an assistant. At Faye's company.
Because here's what the ingrate never bothered to learn: sweet, harmless Faye isn't the pampered young miss living off the family money. She's the twenty-four-year-old chairman who built the company everyone's so desperate to get into.
So go ahead. Wear her face. Take her seat at the table. Faye will simply wait, smiling, for the moment it all comes crashing down.
A razor-sharp, deeply satisfying revenge comedy about gratitude, entitlement, and consequence.
