The Billionaire’s Maid Bride

Chapter 381

Patty shook her head, “Nah, I can’t.”

Allison chatted with Patty for a bit. After dinner, she was all set to hit the Red Jack Club.

Today was the 26th. Only five days left until this month was out. Even if she wanted to quit her job, she had to stick it out till the end of the month. Allison came to Sarah’s office and told her of her decision to resign.

Sarah was all for it. She seemed like she was waiting for Allison to quit all along.

“Allison,” she said, “You know, from the moment I first saw you, I knew your time here wouldn’t be long because your abilities far exceed this place. You belong to somewhere else.”

“Sarah, thank you for looking out for me all this time.”

“No need to thank me.” Sarah smiled and said, “Just remember me when you hit the big time.”

“You bet,” Allison said, “Sarah, I need to take the night off.”

Why have you

“Well… I

“A boyfriend?”

I can’t afford to piss

ventured a guess, “Is it

I’m surprised we’re on the same

seconds. As Allison was about to leave, she added, “Allison, try not to be too dominant or excessively rigid in your behavior. As a woman, it’s better to have a gentle approach. Men tend to appreciate women who are gentle. With your beauty, you should take advantage of your youth and your strengths. Don’t be too stubborn, otherwise, you’ll be the one at

stood there, her silhouette appearing delicate

domineering in the past, but she wouldn’t be anymore. She was definitely going to take

7:30 at the Peak Movie Theater.

bit. When 7:30 rolled around, she made her way to the theater. The next movie was a comedy. Allison figured Lucian probably wouldn’t be into that. The other movie was an indie

she bought tickets for a commercial sci-fi flick. She guessed Lucian would enjoy that. There were still about twenty minutes until the movie started, so she waited in the

continued waiting. Twenty minutes later, the theater’s announcement system urged those who hadn’t gotten

no word from Lucian. She bit

didn’t feel anything would be a lie. She wasn’t heartless, of course she