Married in a Flash Embarking on the Journey to Wealth

Chapter 94

“Alright, stop crying. Have some water and calm down.”

A cup of warm water was handed to Millie.

The person speaking wasn’t anyone else but Kimberly, who had followed Millie to the restaurant for her blind date.

As soon as Kimberly saw Millie’s date, she knew he was a playboy. This kind of guy wasn’t here for a genuine blind date; he was just using it as an excuse to fool around with women. He relied on his money to deceive innocent girls.

Most girls had some self–awareness and could tell from the first meeting that a guy with such excellent conditions wouldn’t be looking for an ordinary girl as a wife. There must be ulterior motives.

But there were always a few who clung to the fantasy they were Cinderella. They wanted something for nothing, eagerly throwing themselves at such men.

Millie was one of those girls.

Did she really think she could match up to a rich and handsome man just by wearing a pair of high heels that cost 12 thousand dollars?

She should wash her brain before anything else.

The man she was meeting was quite average–looking but had money and behaved like a gentleman. He could adapt to Millie’s type very well.

thinking she had struck gold. Little did she know

to the nearest bar. A couple of 200–dollar cocktails had her feeling

it ridiculous. Some people really

and the man started getting handsy. Millie wanted to resist,

knew her opportunity was here. Millie would definitely seek help

why Kimberly used another phone to inform Seth’s mother to create a scene at

and recorded videos, considering it a lesson for Millie. After all, Millie had

Kimberly put down her phone and called security to

asked, “Are you feeling better now?”

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trembled as she said, “I want to call

laughter. “Why are you laughing?” Millie

because you seemed silly, but I

“Do you

to protect themselves? You ate and drank what he provided, held hands with him,

blind date,

It’s not like that. I didn’t agree to any of this!” Millie choked out.

thought you agreed by not objecting. At most, he’ll compensate you with some money, which won’t cost him much.