Bogus Billionaire By Shining Riviera

At the car dealership, one of the salespeople immediately came forward enthusiastically.

When he heard that Caroline was planning to buy a car worth one or two million dollars, she

warmly recommended, “The latest model on the market is an electric car. It happens to be in that price range. If you like it, you can do a test drive.”

Caroline nodded shallowly and followed the salesperson to the model she had spoken of.

After only a few steps, Caroline saw Daphne Dawson.

Caroline actually hadn’t been paying too much attention. It was just that Daphne’s presence was

too conspicuous. She had about a dozen bodyguards with her, surrounding her and someone else.

There was no one else around them.

Caroline was surprised there weren’t any fans crowding around her instead.

The salesperson followed Caroline’s gaze and said awkwardly, “Ah, that’s the aunt–in–law of our

Mr. Eddy.”

This car dealership was owned by the Morrison family. As a worker here, the salesperson felt that

it was shameful that their boss had such an aunt–in–law.

This salesperson hadn’t seen Daphne before. She had thought the kind of woman who could

marry Eddy’s second uncle would be elegant and refined. At the very least, she would have to have

some class.

After seeing her, though, the salesperson realized how much class Daphne lacked.

raised an eyebrow. She didn’t have to ask about it

made her understand.

“Who cares if you made a reservation first?

means I’m his relative. So this car should be

first glance, she recognized it as

classic model of car, and there were apparently only a few

to get one’s hands on it. It was definitely a symbol of one’s

status of its owner.

that car. After all, it was a

had one would be seen as being of

standing opposite Daphne also

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before her in clear relish.

off as a Morrison.”

slightly. In the past, she wouldn’t have stepped in to say a word.

a

she had had a lot of interactions with members

learned that the Morrisons loved using their name

others.

That was another reason

for Jude, she would have cut things off

long ago!

said to Daphne smilingly from beyond the circle

bodyguards.

over disdainfully. When

She said enthusiastically, “Ms. Evans, what a