Chapter 32

The room fell into a moment of silence before Yuna shattered the quiet atmosphere, her tone laced with utter disbelief. “What?”

The Presidential Suite? The stuff of fiction, something Yuna had only ever read about in novels, was Cordelia really going to stay there?

Yuna turned to look at her schoolmate. Cordelia stood serene and unassuming in her plain uniform, betraying no hint of wealth or privilege. Yet, her striking beauty and commanding presence suggested she was no ordinary teenager. Could this be what real affluence looked like?

Swallowing hard, Yuna quickly adjusted her earlier standoffish attitude, her smile now awkward and strained. “Oh, Cordelia, I totally got the wrong end of the stick earlier!”

She scampered over, her smile now all ingratiating charm. “Mr. Latham and Zack wanted us to stick together, you know? To keep you safe at night, in case you got scared or something. So, um, do you want me to come with?

The idea of crashing in the Presidential Suite with Cordelia had Yuna’s mind spinning with the social currency she’d gain at school! But would Cordelia agree…?

Just as she pondered this, Cordelia furrowed her brow in confusion.

She hadn’t requested an upgrade to the Presidential Suite. What was going on?

Her phone chimed.

Boss Wallace explained, “I got a sweet deal at the hotel you’re staying at and upgraded you to the Presidential Suite!

Cordelia was indifferent to where she stayed, but she wouldn’t turn down a more luxurious option, especially with a hefty amount in her bank account. She texted back, ‘How much? I’ll pay you back when I return.”

The reply came swiftly, ‘$8.8.

Was this some sort of group discount deal?

Pondering over this, she set her phone aside. At the sight of Yuna’s eagerness, Cordelia paused before. speaking, “Pack your stuff.”

Yuna was over the moon, hardly believing her luck. She hurriedly gathered her barely touched luggage, then stood expectantly before Cordelia, backpack in hand. “All set!”

Cordelia, dragging her suitcase with leisurely grace, was just about to exit when a hotel staff member took over, “Ms. Delaney, allow me to assist with your luggage.”

nodded in thanks

felt perfectly at ease. As they approached the exclusive elevator that

in that moment, Cordelia’s slender and fair hand grasped Yuna’s arm. Yuna turned, only to hear Cordelia say slowly, “Your elevator is over

the Presidential Suite is accessed through this elevator.”

elevator with detached eyes. “Oh, but the apartments

stunned, disbelief

staff member, saying, “Would you mind taking her

Cordelia stepped into

was a prestigious institution, but its student body mainly came from modest backgrounds unlike

a separate building, far more affordable.

arranged by Latham, paid for by Greenmeadow International School’s funds. Yuna wouldn’t have had the chance to stay there if not for Cordelia’s company. Now,

to her original status.

elevator doors were closing that she sprang to action, shouting, “Cordelia, are

blocked her advance, “Please don’t disturb our esteemed guest. If you refuse to cooperate, I’ll have no choice but to contact your teachers.”

it’s the Presidential Suite! Who do you think you

her parents. Even if it was just to save face, she’d

she heard the staff member chuckle, “The Presidential Suite has several tiers. Ms. Delaney’s suite is the top–tier, costing $10,000 for one

Yuna was dumbfounded.

hotel, boasting breathtaking views and an expansive layout of

room, lounge, and bedroom, there was a private study. The lady’s

around, mildly impressed, but mostly indifferent. She headed straight for the

for your evening meal to be delivered to your suite. Please feel free to

going out, was pleasantly surprised by the

Cordelia picked up her phone,

the counter. It was a hot new release he’d managed to snag after much effort, and the idea of parting with it was like

he could play with it for a bit. What harm could there

reached out stealthily for the phone, only for it to

s touch.

the phone away before he could

message, his icy gaze then

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