I Want a Divorce by Abigail Quinn

Chapter 199

Seeing Oliver brimming with confidence, Calista couldn’t help but feel a bit reassured, though her worry still lingered on her face.

With his head briefly lowered in contemplation, Oliver then looked up and addressed the group, “While Yancy is asleep, let’s get prepared. We should locate a hotel and check in without delay. There are many familiar faces in this area, and it wouldn’t be ideal for Yaya if word were to spread.”

Frederick was the first to raise his hand and nod in agreement. “All right, all right. We also wouldn’t want to leave any psychological impact on Yancy.”

Calista also nodded in concurrence.

In the past, she might have fretted over the expenses, but now, she had no worries. Oliver was raking in so much money that spending a little was no big deal.

Naturally, Frederick and Lillian had no objections either. With Oliver taking charge, the financial burden was on his shoulders, and they could relax.

Without delay, Oliver called Yvonne and instructed her to reserve the entire top floor of the Radiance Hotel.

The top floor of the Radiance Hotel boasted the most luxurious accommodations, featuring numerous presidential suites and deluxe business suites. Securing the whole floor for a day would come at around 20,000 dollars.

When Oliver made the phone arrangements, Lillian and Frederick overheard the conversation, and the couple couldn’t help but feel a hidden sense of astonishment.

Lillian’s cousin, who had joined Radiance Hotel after completing university, had previously informed her that the most affordable rate for a presidential suite at Radiance Hotel was 18,000 dollars per day, which even exceeded her entire annual income.

At that moment, upon learning that Oliver had reserved Radiance Hotel’s presidential suites and rented the entire floor, Lillian couldn’t help but ponder, “A single suite costs over 16,000 dollars, so how much would the entire floor be?”

From this point, one could make a rough estimate of Oliver’s wealth. Only a true billionaire would be willing to spend money in such a lavish manner.

Lillian exchanged a discreet look with Frederick and then swiftly proceeded to gather Yancy’s clothing and supplies.

more direct. She waved her hand and instructed Lillian and Frederick, “We’re in a hurry, so don’t bring too much. We can

“Of course, Calista, but… I have less than

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quickly offered a solution. “In that case, I’ll look after

that I have cash on hand. It’s better not to bring this

establishment, and expenses there were

didn’t take long, and within ten minutes, they were on their way. While heading downstairs, Oliver picked up Yancy, and they all

sensibly got into another car. As soon as they got in, the three of them were in awe

that very moment, all three of them thought

as a Rolls-Royce Phantom, a car that cost well over 2 million dollars. Most people wouldn’t be able to afford it in a

a slim possibility that I could partake in Oliver’s fortune? After all, didn’t I previously lay claim to the money in Calista’s purse as if it were mine? Despite straining my relationship with Oliver, hasn’t Yancy’s situation somewhat repaired our

Yancy’s illness and instead

and he possessed limited knowledge regarding Oliver’s family dynamics or relationships. He didn’t see a need to delve into those details. He simply followed the orders provided by Oliver. Consequently, he harbored. neither special fondness nor aversion toward Frederick. To him, it was simply another duty delegated by

housekeeping department supervisor at Radiance Hotel. Since Lillian had this connection, she decided to contact

carried through. “Lillian, I’m currently at work. I’ll come to visit

didn’t beat around the bush. “Scarlett, we want

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Can you

Radiance Hotel? Isn’t Yancy’s treatment already a substantial expense? The most basic room here costs

throat, Lillian elaborated. “I… won’t be footing the bill; it’s the son of Frederick’s elder sister who’s covering the costs. He’s deeply concerned for Yancy and finds it convenient to house all

her performance. She asked, “Lillian, how many rooms do you need? We can consider standard rooms, which can accommodate multiple occupants and offer the cost advantage of two beds.