Billionaire's Match

Chapter 258

"Miss Starr-"

"I'm not someone who likes beating around the bush," Lindsay cut Winnie off, her gaze sharp and condescending. "I don't care about your past with Michael, but today, I was genuinely unhappy." "If this is because of Michael, there's no need. There's nothing between us. You've misunderstood," Winnie replied flatly, her expression unchanged. Lindsay smiled. "I haven't even said anything yet, Winnie. Aren't you explaining a little too quickly? Don't you think that makes you look guilty?" Winnie was speechless.

you're asking me what I want?" Lindsay moved slowly to stand behind Winnie. "You're a daughter of the Olson family, so I can't really do anything to you. But I'm also your customer. Asking you to have a few drinks with me-there's no problem with that, right?" As soon as she finished speaking, the butler brought over the wine. It was a bottle of foreign hard liquor.

she were fired, she would lose her agreement with Veronica's father. And if that happened, she would have no hope of inheriting her mother's estate. Winnie's mother and Veronica's father had once been inseparable friends. Back when

After coming to the Olson family, she caused even more trouble. Once, she even led thieves into the house, nearly costing the entire Olson family their lives. Yet, Veronica's father still risked himself to save Winnie, leaving Winnie's mother both grateful and wracked with guilt. Winnie's father had been a man of notorious character,

Veronica's father for safekeeping. If Winnie failed to meet the inheritance conditions before turning thirty, half of those assets would be gifted to Veronica's father. The remainder would become Winnie's living expenses, distributed to her monthly by Veronica's father. From childhood to now, Winnie had fought relentlessly to meet those conditions as soon

her mother's foundation deemed her unqualified. Winnie knew exactly why-the Olson family had been sabotaging her from behind the scenes. On the surface, Veronica's parents seemed endlessly indulgent toward her. In reality, they had barely taught or guided