In the Lap of Luxury by Unsweetened Chestnuts

"I understand. I'll think about it when the news is verified." Jessica turned away.

However, Benjamin wasn't in a hurry to leave. He looked toward the restroom again and asked, "Can I use it?"

"I've already said there are rats in there. You're not used to such things. It's better not to use it."

"Rats aren't a problem, Danielle. What matters is removing them in time."

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As he drove away, Jessica breathed a sigh of relief. Cold sweat dripped down her back, making her feel very uncomfortable.

"You can come out."

Ryan emerged from the restroom, equally drenched in sweat.

He knelt on the ground and begged, "Ms. Landon, you must save me!"

Jessica kicked him and shrieked, "Didn't you hear? Even Benjamin knows about what happened! I wanted to cover for you, but if there's no money in the account when the time comes, I won't be able to hide it."

possible! I told you I have

was skeptical and asked,

for Jessica to bend down. He whispered a few words in

expression changed

muddled through situations like this a few times

Jessica remained silent.

the first day of the next month, the Thorne family was bustling with activity for the

start of the street to the end, all belonging to the wealthy people who had come to attend

son meant that the boy's future was secure. Hence, no effort was spared in welcoming and sending off guests. Grace arrived with a generous gift. She was dressed casually, keeping a low profile.

him to mingle with the crowd

A big group has gone there, but I find it boring. I would rather sit, drink tea, and play cards." Grace

"Henry."

looked up and commented, "You must be very

been willing to take in another woman's son, he had been given

Esme was wary of him, he was likely to spend his life feeling as if he were walking a tightrope. He would

a twinge

stood by the

proves useful in the future, that would be good. But I'm worried he will turn out to be an ingrate. He must be reminded of his identity at all