From Sneers to Cheers: Anthea’s Ascent

Chapter 153

Samia stated her claim as if it were the most natural thing in the world, her heart not even skipping a beat.

“200 grand? That’s pocket change for us these days!” Carole held up five fingers with a flourish.

Good heavens! Half a million! Samia’s eyes glinted with envy.

Who would have thought that Yeager’s Delicacies was raking in so much dough? But now, all that cash was hers for the taking.

“So you owe me 450 grand!”

Anthea crossed her arms defiantly, “We made half a million, sure. And there’s a line out the door of our shop every single day. Business is booming! But you won’t see a cent of it, Samia. How does that burn?”

Boiling with rage, Samia’s face paled at the audacity of this little bitch standing up to her- it was simply unbelievable!

“Not giving me the money, huh? Just you wait! You’ll regret this! I’m revoking your lease right this instant! You won’t make another dime! I’m calling my niece right now to have her lease this place to me!”

Samia’s niece was none other than Una

She had the gall to demand cash from Anthea, relying solely on the fact that Una, at the property management, was her niece.

from her, and Una could snatch the shop

with an

Smugly she taunted, “What’s it going to be? Now you see the consequences, right? Hand over the money if you know what’s good for you. This money should’ve been ours to begin with! I’m already being generous letting you keep ten

Please, do hurry and get Una to take

back. She whipped out her phone and dialed Una,

from triumph to rage, to disbelief, until a sheen of sweat coated

voice

dreams, Samia had not anticipated Anthea swooping in to buy all three of the properties.

her legs turn to jelly. Her half

then, Anthea’s voice cut through, “Mom, you better call the cops

entire body jolted, and she bolted like a monster was on her heels.

dashed out of Yeager’s

ground outside, Samia

was all supposed

she would’ve never sublet the space

clapped her hands dispassionately, “I’ve never seen someone

owe you one this time. If you hadn’t bought the restaurant,