Bogus Billionaire by Shining Riviera

Chapter 277

“We’ll find out if the card is real after I pay.”

Sean turned to Caroline and said, “Go ahead and pick whatever you want, Caroline.” Kirk was the one paying, anyway.

Caroline knew that Sean’s net worth was a lot since he was a genius doctor, but she and Sean were just friends. She felt terrible about him spending so much money.

But if she chose to repay the money, she couldn’t afford to. She said, “We should go, Sean. I have to go to work.”

Just as Caroline was about to turn around, she heard Jane’s mocking voice. “See? I told you it was fake. It seems you both complement

each other as a couple.”

Gwen snapped before Caroline did. She tugged at Caroline’s clothes, grilled her teeth, and shouted, “Buy whatever you want, Carol! If

worst comes to worst, you can just treat it as a gift from me. I’ll return the money to Sean.

arguing about this! The Collins family is going too far!”

waste money just because someone else is judging you? Besides, a wedding

Sean touched his nose and cursed internally. With her husband’s conditions, he could make shopping for a wedding dress seem like grocery shopping.

see Caroline foolishly saving money for Kirk. Yet he held

about the money. It isn’t

doing this to get even with those jerks. If you

want. For people like them, money

pushed Caroline into the store. She had no choice but to tell

at Daphne and Jane. The former was the wife of Eddy’s mysterious second uncle, while the latter was the wife of Howard Collins. And Caroline and her companions were just nobodys.

accept VIPS in

He asked, “You’re only taking VIPs, huh? Your store’s largest shareholder is

stunned and said,

called Eddy. Under everyone’s watchful eyes, he said on the phone, “Mr. Eddy, I’m in your store right now, and the service here is dreadful. Today is obviously a regular day, but the store manager lied, saying that only VIPS are allowed in today. Is this how your subordinates fool the

of Eddy, but Jane and Daphne soon

Eddy. He was acting again. The poorer someone was, the more they worked to compensate