The Jilted Heiress' Return To The High Life

The Betrayed Heiress' Return to Elegance 288

Chapter 288 It's Too Late To Regret

Leah's proposal seemed to offer Corrine a way out, but it was actually a ploy to force her into conceding

And her words hinted that Corrine's success came from pleasing men, earning scorn and contempt from those watching

Before Corrine could counter, Julia, who had quietly observed the tension, scoffed, "Relying on a rich man so you can live in peace? You think fairy tales of rags to riches will play out for you? Do you really believe you're suitable for being a rich man's wife? You're just fooling yourself!"

Laughter erupted from the crowd at Julia's harsh words.

Corrine met her with a cold stare, her gaze sharp and unyielding. "Your habit of catering to the wealthy while ignoring those in need will cost you your managerial role by the end of today,"

Her icy, sharp gaze was chilling.

Julia's expression faltered. Everyone in their industry knew that catering to the rich while looking down on others was unacceptable. Her confidence started to fade.

Still, she reminded herself, Corrine was just a mistress. What real threat could she be?

Her tone turned sharp, as she retorted, "Me, playing favorites? You're the one chasing reckless deals! You've gambled against Miss Ashton with barely any money and now fear your imminent loss!"

you can intimidate me with such talk! I'm not scared that

did it matter if she did cater to the elite and dismiss the less

powerful families like the Ashtons and the Burgesses just to please

brand's profits,

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her?

her position secure, but she was also likely

this month.

confidently, "Corrine, why not set your bid? If

Corrine on her knees, begging for mercy, thrilled Rita

eager to see Corrine humiliated when the

over Corrine's eyes, her face

she said firmly. "Are you

was sharp and penetrating, instantly freezing

everyone for

tense silence, "Really, Corrine, twelve million? It's doubtful

room, snapping the onlookers

wealthy benefactor. Who would be generous enough to hand her

a raised eyebrow,