The Established Siblings of the Pack

Chapter 389

They arrived at the mall's car park about twenty minutes later. There was a line of people jostling against each other at the entrance, and a long line of cars waited outside. Kingsley said, "That's the capital for you. We might have to wait for our turn."

"This is the biggest mall in Diosna, and not to mention it's the weekend, so of course it's packed." Courtney pointed at the right entrance. "Let's go through the C area's entrance and find a spot to park. We can go straight to the luxury item area through the elevator there."

"No problem." Kingsley turned the steering wheel and went into the underground car park. As he looked for a spot, he asked, "Are you really gonna buy those expensive stuff for me? Luxury belts and watches cost a ton." Elaine had told him everything. The other sisters might give Courtney money frequently, but she would only keep the amount she needed and donate everything to the local orphanage. Kingsley wondered why Courtney wanted to buy all those luxury items for him. She doesn't have the money.

Courtney smiled sweetly. "I wouldn't have the money if you came a few days earlier, but I just received my pay for a part-time job I did, and I haven't donated it yet."

"You have a part-time job?" Kingsley froze. "The cheapest luxury watch costs at least fifteen hundred. What kind of part-time job are you doing?" He had a look of concern on his face. "You should focus on your studies. The ladies and I are rich. You don't have to work so hard."

"Oh, it's fine." She waved him down. "I'm in computer science, so all I do for my part-time job is tap away on my keyboard. It's fine. Plus, I didn't seek this job out myself. Those idiots insisted that I help them out. Hey, fools and their money are soon parted, so I parted their money from them."

"They paid you for the job, Courtney. You can't call them stupid." Kingsley laughed. "They'd probably get mad if they heard that."

Courtney chuckled. She wanted to say something, but then she saw a couple of empty spots in the corner, and she waved her hand ahead. "Quick! There's a spot there! Don't let anyone get to it!" The mall was packed. It was nigh impossible to find an empty spot, so Kingsley put the part-time job conversation aside and took up the empty parking spot.

Just when he was about to get out of the car, Zeke—who had followed him all the way—parked beside him. Kingsley and Courtney exchanged a look and ignored them. They went up the elevator and stepped into the mall's luxury shopping area.

"You have a part-time job?" Kingsley froze. "The cheapest luxury watch costs at least fifteen hundred. What kind of part-time job are you doing?" He had a look of concern on his face. "You should focus on your studies. The ladies and I are rich. You don't have to work so hard."