A Love Trap

That was the reason why Ashley was unable to recognize Andrew's identity immediately.

Although she had an idea that Andrew was a rich kid, she never bothered knowing then just how wealthy he was.

When they entered Vineyard Hotel, a waitress with decent smile on her face welcomed them. Amazement flitted in her eyes when she saw Andrew.

But luckily, she was unlike those other women whose eyes would remain glued at Andrew, ignoring his companion completely as if she never existed. The waitress was courteous enough to greet her properly as well.

Ashley finally understood why this hotel was the best among the best. The level of service which they provided was evident enough from the waitress' attitude.

They only employed the best after all. The waiters and waitresses were said to be products of the most famous universities in J City.

Despite of the level of education they had attained, these men and women chose to serve in this hotel. That alone was proof of how amazing the hotel was, and the great opportunities which they could provide for their employees.

The waitress smiled at the both of them and politely said, "Welcome to Vineyard Hotel. Please follow me to your box."

It was said that when people reserved a box, the servers would usher them from the moment they arrived in the hotel straight towards their reserved box.

Although it was Ashley's first time in the famous Vineyard Hotel, rumors had already reached her ears about the place through her gossiping colleagues.

Instead of focusing on their jobs and working hard, these people were more adept in catching the latest buzz about the wealthy and the influential. They had high hopes of catching themselves one of those wealthy bachelors just so they could experience the meals in the Vineyard Hotel.

Ashley and Andrew followed the waitress.

They were about to enter their box when two people suddenly appeared before them.

Seeing them emerging from the shadows, Ashley felt a chill run down her spine when she recognized who they were.

'Damn', she couldn't help but pity herself. Bad luck was definitely on her side, to think that she would bump with them of all people.

none other than Lena and

and ex-boyfriend together. Bumping into them when she was with Andrew of all people

on his. It was the perfect picture of a couple who were madly in love with

of Ashley, he subconsciously wanted to withdraw his hand from

up with the situation, and smoothly left Raymond's side

have dinner too? Do you know how much I've missed you since we last saw each other? By the way, who is the gentleman beside you?"

was talking to Ashley, but her eyes

has an aura akin to a noble

guy she could ever find but she was sadly wrong. There was actually someone more attractive than

every way. Raymond faded away into

success, nor did it make a

was no mention of this man. This fueled

envy and contempt flitted in Lena's eyes.

and immediately gazed upon her

pushed Lena's hands, and retreated to a more comfortable distance. "Hmm..," she said indifferently.

contrast to Lena's enthusiasm, Ashley stood aloof and

happily, "Raymond dear, look it's

Hotel. I only come here occasionally despite of my status, let alone Ashley, if you know what I

world class actress with the way she behaved right now. Acting all cute and obedient,

truly wanted to embarrass Ashley by nonchalantly questioning her status and morality. She was really fuming in the inside with the fact that someone like Ashley, who was poor, could actually afford to dine in this exclusive hotel. While she, the heiress of the

Lena's accusations. She could ruin her reputation as much as she wanted, she would simply act as if Lena's

it wasn't the first time that something like this happened. Before, she would try her utmost best to prove that Lena's accusations were wrong because she valued her

her explanations would usually backfire. Fueling Lena's words made her accusations more convincing rather than refuting them. Ever since then she learned her lesson. So now she would simply let Lena rant as much as as she wanted, not caring anymore what other people might say or think

took it in a different way. He cared

to embarrass the only woman he loved and spoilt. He would