Your Gold Digger is Actually A True Heiress by Vera Fiore

Chapter 295

---- Chapter 252 By the ship's railing. Thalia and Lucia leaned against the guardrail, feeling the ocean breeze. Lucia raised her wine glass to clink with Thalia's. The crystal glasses made a delicate chiming sound. The sea wind tousled their hair. Lucia took a sip of red wine. She'd had quite a few drinks tonight and was already slightly tipsy. Her cheeks flushed, she patted Thalia's shoulder. "Lia, I'm really sorry about what happened today.

That card was marked by Summer-she did it on purpose. I had no idea, I swear I didn't put her up to it." Thalia took a sip of her wine and smiled. "Honestly, for a split second I did have my doubts about you. But when you made that announcement in front of everyone, it cleared things up. I believe you." ---- Lucia smiled back. "I knew you would." The party had ended, and all the guests had returned to their rooms. Now there was only the sound of waves and wind.

"Here's to you and Asher staying together forever." Lucia tucked a windblown strand of hair behind her ear, a genuine smile on her lips. "I mean it." "Thanks." Thalia looked into Lucia's eyes. "I've been wondering-at first you separated our rooms, like you didn't want us staying together. What changed your mind tonight?" Abitter smile tugged at Lucia's lips, tinged with self-mockery.

wind blowing her hair back. Her voice mingled with the sounds of waves and wind as it reached Thalia's ears. "I separated you two

didn't just let him go. He had his men take Sean to some hidden room and used... certain methods. Left him wishing he was dead." Thalia frowned slightly. "I had no idea." "Sean brought it on himself. He deserved it." Lucia continued: "The other thing that made me give

A girl confessed to him." "How did he respond?" Thalia asked curiously. "Respond?" Lucia laughed without humor. "He just said 'oh' coldly and then completely ignored her." "That arrogant?" Thalia smiled. Lucia nodded. "Another time, people were egging on this

such a murderous look that she immediately picked someone else." "Was it really that scary?" "Absolutely. No exaggeration. Of course, he'd never look at you that way." Lucia's expression grew forlorn. "Can you imagine how I felt today watching him kiss you in front of