Hiding Behind Her Superficiality by Kyla Olson

Chapter 503 Another Catfight

Looking at the beautiful yet unfamiliar face, the girl couldn’t help but feel hostile toward Yelena. The arrogant girl asked, “Who are you? Don’t you know this is not a place where you can come and go as you please?”

“I’m a friend.” We’ve broken up, so it wouldn’t be appropriate for me to call myself his girlfriend.

“Friend?” The girl looked at Yelena closely and clicked her tongue. “Mr. Damazio can’t possibly be friends with people like you.”

“What do you mean people like me? Do you have a problem with me? And why can’t he be friends with me?” Yelena was furious at the girl’s rudeness.

The girl scoffed. “Look at you. You’re dressed up like a whore. Mr. Damazio is an elegant man. He wouldn’t be friends with a whore.”

Yelena laughed mirthlessly. “I guess you’re new here, then. You must not know me.”

The girl raised her head. “That might be true, but I know him well. There’s no way a woman like you can be friends with Mr. Damazio.” The girl thought Yelena only came here to hound Hank or annoy him. I can’t and won’t let her in.

do you know I’m his

but it disappeared soon after. “I don’t. So, you’re his ex, huh? No wonder you’re

arms. Fine. Two can play the game. She eyed the girl up and down, saying,

to fight back, but she knew she didn’t exactly have the perfect

form a cleavage.” She had seen too many girls in her industry pulling this stunt. The girl was calling her a whore, but the girl was actually the one trying to seduce Hank. I despise women like

humiliated. “It popped open by accident.

You’re not big enough for any

that, Yelena came out as the victor. Fresh out of the argument, the girl ran into the firm and closed the door. Then, she looked at Yelena smugly.

told he was on a call, she froze. He’s not just on

noticed that Hank had changed his profile

minutes later. So, she texted again, ‘You there?’ Just then, she was told she couldn’t reply to the conversation. He blocked me on

Can’t text him. And

reminded of the way she treated Hank, and she shoved her stupid thoughts away. He didn’t even yell at me when I yelled at him. I can’t

glanced at

“Open up.”