Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 304
The large estate had a horse-racing track, a golf course, a basketball court, a badminton court, an airstrip…

Even Catherine, who had seen the diverse aspects of society, felt overwhelmed by the surroundings.

After parking the car, the butler led the four people into the main building.

In the splendid living room, Old Madam Hill and her third daughter, Valerie, sat on one side. Old Master Hill and several men chatted over tea in the tea room on the other side.

When the four entered, everyone looked over.

Catherine, who was wearing a black retro and chic jacket, was the most eye-catching. Her lips were smeared with red lipstick and her long black hair was curled over her shoulders. Her delicate three-dimensional facial features were small with her straight nose and willow-like eyebrows. She had delicate skin, and her beauty was elegant and charming.

Next to her, Melanie looked small and pure. Everyone knew that she was the main character tonight, but she was too plain.

heard Melanie mention Catherine before and did not like her already, but now, she

with the men if you’re not

go over there.” Joel was indeed feeling uncomfortable. After greeting them with a smile, he glanced at Catherine and

beautiful. Tsk, look at all the jewels and gold embroidered on her clothes. I remember

wasn’t easy bringing her back here. I wanted to buy her something nice

her? You didn’t give birth to her,” Valerie said in a lazy tone. “Look at you. Melanie and Shaun’s matter might be settled today, so you

okay, I’ve worn a lot of bright and beautiful clothes when I was younger. I think

because she was a country bumpkin,

out a humble smile. “It turns out my clothes are so expensive. I didn’t know that. Today is also the first time I’m wearing this. I’ve

the pearls on her clothes, making her look like a shocked country

was a lot hidden between the lines in Catherine’s words. First, she had not worn expensive luxury branded

elites from influential families, and they all knew the crooked ways among them.