No More Waiting, She Chooses Love

Chapter 665

Sure, she's always been at my throat, aiming to outshine me. But every step she took seemed to drag her further into the quicksand. Though her predicament is a direct result of her own actions, she'd never blame herself. No, she'd lay all the blame at my feet.

And me? Stirring up animosity was precisely why I came here. I wanted Haley to despise me.

Right up until I was about to leave, Haley hadn't given me the time of day. But I made sure to call out to her.

When Haley approached, her tone was laced with emotion, "Felicia, I'm not serving you."

The girl had some backbone, refusing to make a buck off me.

"I'm looking to get a VIP membership at your bar, the annual kind. If you won't serve me, perhaps you could find someone who will," I said, leveraging my financial clout to corner her. Haley stood to make a 25% commission on the VIP memberships sold here.

If I put down $300,000, that single transaction would cover two months of her salary.

"Felicia, just because you've got some spare change, doesn't mean you can flaunt it," Haley retorted, still feisty.

I want to

rich, why don't you get the Supreme VIP membership? The one that's a million a year." Suddenly,

much in commission. How about...," I glanced around, "I just buy this bar outright. How would you like to be the boss

a million-dollar salary is quite appealing," I said, noting Haley's lips twitch slightly, though she didn't bite back this time. "Think it over. I'll be finalizing the paperwork with your boss tomorrow," I said, motioning towards her with a nod, "Let's get

processed my membership. After I scanned the QR

serious?"

find out tomorrow," I

how much I despise you. And you'd still buy the bar and make me the boss lady?"

shallow smile, "Yes, that's the

gazed into my eyes, searching for an ulterior

replied with a sneer. Haley's face turned a shade of purple, clearly

for. I wanted her to loathe me yet be unable to touch me, Once she took over the bar, she'd surely try to find a way to hurt

some shady business was all too easy. But petty schemes wouldn't do; to really get me,

what I knew,

clubs

delve into the illegal-likely through Sapphire Lounge, the hub of the