Your Gold Digger is Actually A True Heiress by Vera Fiore

Chapter 126

Chapter 126

After securing the major deal with Caresol, the head partner, having had several drinks at lunch, fell asleep immediately upon returning to the hotel.

With no commitments for the afternoon, Thalia was free to do as she pleased.

St. Andrews, perched on Scotland’s east coast, was a renowned tourist destination, famous for its historic golf courses and university.

Thalia’s hotel was situated overlooking the sea, offering exceptional views of the North Sea and the golden sands of

West Sands Beach.

By afternoon, the temperature had risen to a pleasant 15 degrees, unusually warm for January in Scotland.

Thalia had remained in her hotel room resting all afternoon. As sunset approached, she changed into a light sweater and jeans, applied sunscreen, put on her sunglasses, and headed for the beach.

This section of beach was relatively quiet, with only a few people strolling along the shoreline.

Thalia settled on a bench overlooking the sea, removed her sunglasses, and gazed at the boundless ocean, allowing her mind to drift.

The crimson sun hung at the horizon where sea met sky. The clouds were tinged with orange–red, their edges gilded with gold. The water sparkled with fractured light, glittering like a mirage.

The sea breeze carried a hint of salt, crisp and refreshing.

Thalia sat back, leisurely appreciating the seaside sunset, feeling a profound sense of tranquility.

She had been working non–stop recently, overwhelmingly busy, and hadn’t relaxed like this in ages.

“Hello beautiful, all by yourself?” Thalia had barely settled when a man approached her.

Thalia, expressionless, didn’t even deign to look at him properly. “Married with two children. My husband’s looking after them in the hotel.”

Rather than deterring him, her response seemed to encourage the man.

He stepped closer, his gaze fixed on Thalia, looking her up and down with leering eyes. “Well, well, a yummy mummy! And still with such a cracking figure after two kids.”

Thalia ignored him completely.

The man moved another step forward, now uncomfortably close to Thalia. “While hubby’s not around, fancy a bit

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of fun?”

Thalia turned a look of disgust toward him. “Sod off.”

phrase, concise and to the point.

feisty one, aren’t you?” the man continued with a lecherous grin. “I quite like a woman with a bit of fire.”

and take action when suddenly the man was kicked to the

a new voice with a distinct American

turned to look, her brow

was Drake doing

man who had been kicked down scrambled to his

Drake, who was around

was outmatched, the sleazy

and turned to Thalia. “Thalia, you

cold. “What are you doing

down on the bench next

Thalia’s colleagues at

London lately. I came to St. Andrews for a vacation. What are the odds we’d be at the same hotel?

story was true. Whether he was genuinely on holiday or had deliberately followed her made no difference to her.

of your business,” she said coldly.

Asher’s in St. Andrews too?

“What

you really think Asher would be any better than

me now?”

“Right.”

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You’ve split up, haven’t

you?”

“No.”

stood up, unwilling to stay and

Thalia about to leave, Drake quickly grabbed her hand, but before he could speak, Thalia twisted his wrist with a swift countermotion, making

Christ!” Drake cried

“Drake, I made myself perfectly clear last time. Stop

Thalia. “Thalia, I can’t. I just can’t let you go.”

you disgust me.”

turned and walked

You’d barely broken up when rumors about them surfaced. Did you end

lips together, her features cold as she quickened her pace, refusing to answer

seen tonight’s entertainment gala? Asher and that actress are walking the red carpet together. They’re

the words “making it official,”

seeing that Thalia had finally stopped,

“Piss off!”

me away. I know

piss off!”

walked briskly toward them. “Excuse me, I’m a guest here. This

Thalia, listen to me.” Drake

back. “Sir, please refrain from harassing women

She’s my girlfriend. We’re

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