Chapter 27 You’re a Gold Digger Indeed


    The look on Sam''s face didn''t look as great after hearing what she said.


    "Four hundred thousand dors?" He scowled.


    Lacey couldn''t help but shrug at his dull face. Nheless, she feigned calm and walked past


    him. Grabbing a strand of hair, she then tied her hair into a casual ponytail.


    "Sam, you''re a businessman. I''m sure you''ve heard of a hush fee!" She bent to get her coat off the floor


    and put it on.


    Despite her casual movements, it made her look seductive.


    At sight, Sam set off a smirk. He gradually approached her with eyes full of sarcasm.


    Lacey did not flinch this time. She stood her ground and looked boldly into his mocking eyes.


    Once he stepped in front of her, Sam suddenly extended his fingers. He gently ruffled her long hair with


    one hand and caressed her waist with the other. His gentleness seemed too good to be true.


    Next thing she knew, Sam''s low, gravelly voice was next to her ear. He asked aggressively, "Is that how


    you usually make money?"


    Lacey froze, and so did the smile at the corner of her mouth.


    Shortly after, a smirk popped up on her face. She grabbed his cor, smiled up at him, and said, "It


    doesn''t matter how I earn my money. Didn''t you have a wonderful timest night?"


    Lacey sat her legs on the bed as she spoke. Her shirt slid off, revealing the marks on her legs. It


    looked particrly harsh.


    Sam''s eyes were as cold as ice des at this point, as if they could slice her skin and nerves. His


    contempt for her was apparent.


    Still, Lacey remained a faint smile. "Don''t worry. I''ll keep my lips shut as long as you pay me!"


    Sam brought his fingers to her face and pinched her hard upon hearing those words. "Four hundred


    thousand dors for a night of lingering. Lacey, you''re a gold digger indeed!"


    Lacey stuck out her tongue and moved it around in her mouth. How painful. Why was he pinching her


    so hard? Did he intend to crush her face?


    "Here''s a million dors to shut you up forever!" Sam said as he took a cheque from his pocket and


    started filling in the nks.


    Then, appearing as disgusted as he could, he flung it at her face.


    "Sam, that''s really generous of you!" Lacey beamed as she picked up the cheque.


    "Get lost!" Sam yelled.


    Lacey shrugged at the thunderous voice. She hurriedly put away the cheque and said, "Okay, I''ll be on


    my way."


    Throwing on her coat, she dashed out the door.


    Little did Lacey know she''d run into Sophia as soon as she stepped outside.


    Surprised, she nced around.


    Words like luxury, extravagance, exploitation, and wealth popped into her mind at that moment.


    She wasn''t in a hotel but rather the home of the Garrison family.


    What avish and money-filled mansion!


    It seemed that after the engagement, Sam''s concern for Lillianna increased.


    "Lillianna," Sophia was surprised to see her walk out of Sam''s room. She raised her eyebrows and


    asked, "Have you gotten what you want?"


    Lacey scanned at the girl from top to bottom. She had read an exclusive interview with Sophia in a


    magazine. Despite being young, she was arrogant.


    Lacey ignored Sophia and walked down the stairs, not wanting to talk to her.


    However, Sophia mistook Lacey''s behavior for shyness. Unfazed, she followed up and went on to ask,


    "I heard that your sister is back at the Carter family. How do you n to deal with her?"


    Lacey came to aplete stop. She didn''t turn around but asked in a low voice, "Did she offend you?"


    Grinning, Sophia took a step closer and replied, "Everyone in South City is well aware of her


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    personality. Such a shameless woman deserves to die. She must not be allowed to bring shame to the


    Garrison family. I don''t understand what my mother is thinking. She even requested that your father


    take her back and reform her. Can her character really be reformed, though?"


    Lacey couldn''t help but break out inughter at this point.


    Sophia was taken aback. She stared at Lacey and asked, "What are youughing at?"


    "I''ve always imagined the daughter from a wealthy family to be dignified, elegant, and calm. But in your


    case, nder is your name. Sophia, you''ve really done change my perspective!"


    "What did you just say?" Sophia''s face turned dull almost immediately. "What do you mean by that?"


    she shrieked as she dashed in front of Lacey.


    Still, Lacey continued heading downstairs, ignoring her.


    "Lillianna!" Sophia moved swiftly to block Lacey''s path. She looked upset. "Just because you''re


    engaged to my brother doesn''t mean I can''t do anything to you!"


    "Oh? What do you n to do then?"


    "What do I n to do, you asked?" Sophia''s eyes shed with scorn at that very moment. She raised


    her hand, ready tond a vicious p on Lacey''s face.


    Her hand, however, came to a halt in mid-air.


    Sigh, same old tricks.


    Lacey sneered as she grasped Sophia''s wrist.


    Why did they have such a penchant for hitting people?


    "Lillianna!" Sophia was annoyed that she had failed to deliver her blow.


    Lacey scowled, her dazzling, gorgeous eyes ring coldly at the spoiled brat. "It appears that the


    legendary Garrison family is no better than that. Before you look down on others and care if they


    embarrass the Garrison family, you should be concerned about the consequences of your own


    actions!"


    After a couple of usations, Lacey continued to walk down the stairs.