Spoiled by the Silver Fox

Chapter 717

Look at Stephanie, who was in the land of high rollers and designer clutches, where image and poise are top-tier, there's an aura of superiority that creates an almost impenetrable circle. It's the kind of vibe that commands respect and keeps the common folk at arm's length.

Then there's Zola. She just couldn't hold a candle to them. She was even less impressive than average Joe, exuding an unmistakable air of ordinariness that reeked of small-town charm, totally unrefined.

But at least her face was something to look at.

After everyone had left, Hank took the keys from Stephanie to park the car properly.

Stephanie knew Hank didn't have a driver's license, but she trusted him. After all, back when he worked at the bar, valet parking was his gig.

Once the car was safely tucked away, Hank strolled back and handed the keys back to her,, "Stephanie, I've got a gig at the company, I need to go."

Stephanie raised an eyebrow and retorted, "Forget it. You're coming with me."

"Stephanie, what are you up to?"

She rolled her eyes, "Cut the crap and just come, will you? What, scared I'm gonna sell you off or something?"

managed a wry smile, "Of course

grid for a while, and I can tell it hasn't been great. Hank, you used to banter with me all the time, and now you're acting

wrong. That's not what

Stephanie shot back, "That's exactly what I meant. Haven't you seen how well I'm doing? I've been all over social media. And when you hit rock bottom, you'd rather indenture yourself for ten years than reach out to me?" Hank paused, then said, "Stephanie,

you in the hospital,

had someone deliver thirty grand each to cover our medical expenses. Stephanie,

up in an orphanage, and Stephanie was

news to her. She had no idea that

brow furrowed as she asked,

got seriously ill from

the surgery

starving. We almost lost

few of them."

"I thought that was a privately funded orphanage that always had sponsors. How

was the

only Miss Caroline Snider from the Snider family would occasionally visit. But