Her Hidden Crowns (Suzanne and Austin)

Her Hidden Crowns Ch 21

Chapter 21

Suzanne acted as if she were afraid she wouldn't be able to buy it.

Upon seeing Suzanne's defeated expression, Seline felt her blood boll over with anger. This bitch was still pretending!

Since that was the case, she decided to add fuel to the fire. As she watched Suzanne stomp her foot anxiously, Seline said, "Sue, you really. The preson you scammed last time didn't even give you any money.

She was a scammer to boot! The surrounding crowd cast even more disdainful gazes at Suzanne. What kind of disgusting seum was this? She actually did something so despicable!

Suzanne's expression darkened as she withdrew the card she just handed over. She looked at

Seline with a challenging expressions and said calmly, Since you keep saying I have no money, how about this? Let's put it in an auction, and the highest bidder will win. What do you think?

Seline's expression froze. An auction?

Hah! Was Suzanne trying to save her dignity?

I After all, Suzanne had always been harslsly criticized, and even

Smith,

Selline was willing to play along with her. If she wanted to crush Suzanne, she had to deal with her in one decisive blow! Otherwise, she was like a cockroach-

to agree, the sales associate interrupted, "Apologies, but

price, company policy dictated otherwise. If they discovered she allowed it, her job would be on the line.

If the price exceeds the limit, we can choose other items to make up the difference 1sla's

long as they bought the item at the

looks from the other sales associates. She

Seline hesitate, she let out a soft laugh. She tilted her head, taunting. "Do you not dare to

instinctively made Seline feel

she could speak, Christine

proudly, she said arrogantly, "Of course, she'll play.

Vates. Sh

She

at Suzanne with a gaze full of disdain. "Seline is the rightful daughter of the Yates. She has plenty of

her brow. It seemed the bait

defeat, murmuring "Right. She's

as though Christine's

Seline a chance to back out, directly addressing her, "So, does the Yates'