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Karina's expression darkened instantly.

Yes, she needed money, and she genuinely wanted to earn it, but she had not fallen to the point of trading her body for cash.

She stepped back, keeping her tone polite but firm. "Sir, I'm just a server here. My job is to sell drinks-nothing more."

"Don't play innocent," the man sneered, his gaze filled with undisguised contempt. "If you're working in a place like this, doesn't that mean you'll do anything for the right price? Look, I'm not asking for free. If you make us happy tonight, I'll buy everything on your cart. Don't believe me? Go ask your manager if he's heard of Mike Taylor."

Karina forced an awkward smile, grabbing the cart and trying to leave. She had no intention of compromising herself, but she also couldn't afford to escalate the situation.

"Sir, I'm sorry, but this really isn't part of my job..."

"I'm giving you face by choosing you, and this is how you act? Do you know how much I spend here every

that crap!" he shouted, cutting her off. "You're already working in

up with tears. She had been working so hard just to survive, but it felt

are you crying for?" the man barked, his tone growing harsher. "You're ruining my

attention of the bar's manager, who approached to assess the situation. Predictably, he sided with the

and have a drink. What's the problem?

it was

the only thing that mattered was the bottom line: how many drinks she sold, how much revenue the bar made. Whether she was being humiliated didn't

unloading all his frustration onto her. When he was done, he turned back to the

doesn't understand how things work. How about I give you a discount on

don't need anyone