Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade by Mr. Adeel

Chapter 837 I Will Pay For Everything

Meanwhile, at Welfare Mall, Carmen cleared her throat and said, “Ladies, I’ll pay for all your purchases today. Don’t worry about money and buy whatever you like.”

Hearing that, her group of friends ran around the mall like a pack of hungry wolves. They took whatever they thought looked good without even thinking of helping Carmen to save money.

They became friends through dance class. With Carmen’s selfishness, it was impossible for her to have any true friends.

Recently that group of women had started to butter up to her after noticing she was rich. They wanted nothing but to gain some benefits from her.

At first, Carmen felt her heart ache when she saw them take whatever they saw. However, when she slid her hand into her pocket and gripped the card that had nine billion in it, she heaved a sigh of relief.

Because of that enormous amount of money, she suddenly felt that the way those women grabbed whatever they saw was petty and shameful.

items. Will you be able to afford all of them? These are branded

of women looking to be in their fifties enter the store and grab handfuls of clothes. They either wanted to try

a vendor who sells vegetables at the market for a head of lettuce. There’s no way they would buy clothes worth thousands a piece without batting an eyelash.

us?” one of the women who arrived with Carmen asked as she pointed accusingly at

what I said. Look at the clothes you’re wearing. I’m sure they’re cheap goods that are not worth more than twenty a piece. How will

just a young girl working as a sales assistant. How dare you look down on us? We’re here to buy

you like. However, once you try it

out that group of troublemaking women. She did not expect them to get -fired up with what she said as they tried on

the clothes if they fit into

sales assistant’s expression turned grim as she continued playing along and helped them to place the clothes into shopping bags. She wanted

sales assistant carefully calculated the price of everything before staring coldly at

hundred and forty-eight thousand five hundred and forty-two. Would you like to