She Became Rich After Divorce by Georgina Lane

Chapter 258: Fortunately, I Have You to Support Me

Cheyenne listened and felt that this was just a typical club gathering where people accidentally got drunk, but there were some suspicious things about it.

For example, why did everyone choose such a high-end hotel? Kate explained that it wasn’t her choice, but rather they all voted together. To accommodate classmates who weren’t well-off financially, she always compared prices and chose a mid-range restaurant. But this time was strange because 90% of the people chose the highest standard Crown Hotel, where the minimum spending for one night was at least four digits.

Cheyenne silently noted this in her heart and circled the word “hotel”.

“Can you think of anything else different about your dinner? Like any forgotten details?” Cheyenne asked.

Kate’s head tilted slightly as she finally remembered something. “Last night, I don’t know what happened, but Peyton suddenly came up to me with a drink and apologized for something from before.”

“I didn’t think too much at the time, so I drank it… Cheyenne… That drink… Could there have been something wrong with it?” Kate asked worriedly.

Cheyenne rubbed her chin while pondering over this question. “It’s hard to say. If we can find the glass, then that would be great, but it’d been one night already so we might not be able to find it.”

welled up in her eyes. “I’m really useless… Everyone else could figure out

Cheyenne comforted her by saying: “It’s okay; you can’t blame yourself for everything since

described that she felt followed when she was tipsy and heading to the bathroom. Second, was to investigate the hotel, as it might hold forgotten clues. People

Cheyenne, “Cheyenne, please don’t

developed a fear of this gentle and caring older brother. When he got angry, he wouldn’t shout or hit; he’d simply ignore you. For a chatterbox like Kate, Eddie’s silent treatment felt like

that even though her grades weren’t great, her minor mistakes were indulged by Eddie. But this situation was different. Her brother had raised her with great care, and he

and was known for

you

been bothering you, calling you this early in the morning.

Kate, Cheyenne’s complexion darkened. She furrowed her long, elegantly shaped brows and replied, “What are you saying? You’re not bothering me. We’re in this together.” “Back in the day, if it weren’t for the two of you as the

wondered why, despite playing together and being in the lower sets, Cheyenne had scored more than 100 points than

phone,

standing behind her, though she didn’t know when they had arrived. The young man was wearing a white school shirt with black suit pants and had short hair that looked soft in the sunlight. His

of her heart. This was the first time she