Fleeing the Gilded Cage: Don't Want to be the Billionaire's Wife

Fleeing the Gilded Cage: Don’t Want to be the Billionaire’s Wife Chapter 104

Chapter 104: Prejudices in the Heart Were Like Mountains That Were Hard to Move

“Elena, don’t worry. I’m no longer who I used to be. No one should think they can easily lay a hand on me, and I won’t be weak anymore. If someone dares to provoke trouble in front of me, I won’t hesitate to fight back,” said Martina, softly.

Elena finally felt relieved, knowing that she could only hold her temper no matter what. “Alright, alright. As long as you don’t repeat the same mistakes, but it’s okay. I’m here today, and no one will dare to bully you. This is my territory.”

The two women smiled at each other, understanding the genuine concern they had for one another. In this lifetime, having such a loyal friend was akin to possessing the most precious treasure in the world.

When Amy arrived here, she naturally saw Martina, and she also noticed the clothes Martina was wearing. The smile on her face instantly turned unnatural, and she could barely fake it anymore. How could she have known that such a misunderstanding would occur today?

Amy had paid a great price for this outfit, originally intending to outshine everyone and showcase the elegance of the only daughter of the Paloma family. It was also a way to regain the reputation she had lost before.

Who could have anticipated that she would end up wearing the exact same outfit as Martina? To make matters worse, Martina was the woman she despised the most.

Matching outfits was not the worst part, but whoever looked ugly would be

embarrassed.

In the current situation, it was clear that Amy was at a disadvantage. Whether it was in terms of appearance or temperament, Martina clearly outshined her, something that anyone

could see.

Amy forcibly resisted the urge to scratch Martina’s face, and a forced, ugly smile

Miss Martinez. It seems we have some fate between us. I didn’t expect to see you here.

I wonder where Miss Martinez

could hear the sarcasm in her words. Amy was clearly provoking

Martina, her face displaying a defensive expression. “It’s none of your business. I had someone buy it for me. Do you have a problem with that? You’re just jealous and imitating

would back down,

Martinez couldn’t afford such expensive clothes. Turns out, she is benefiting from her wealthy friends,” Amy smirked and continued. “Miss Martinez, in a time when depending on men is no longer an option, why would you persist in pursuing

mean that Miss Martinez can only secure her place among us

today to find a new patron who will spend money on you?” Amy’s remarks shifted from subtle mockery to outright provocation, something

arm, as if she

ng

was completely crossing the line. What did

trying

of many people towards Martina turned peculiar. Ilt seemed as if they began to perceive her as a materialistic woman who depended entirely on men, and

contempt.

this was

went as far as to believe that the dress Martina

those dresses in the world. It would have been understandable

Martina, a woman who only

such clothing? There was definitely

hard to move. Once they had made up their minds about something, they no longer sought answers

clung to their own preconceived

to lower herself

had long declared that she had changed, that she was no longer the person who could be

with any discomfort. But now, she was even willing to

that Martina disappeared right under Benjamin’s nose for a

him to

if Elena was displeased, she could not physically retaliate, as it would provide others with too much