Defying Fate: The Unstoppable Eileen

Chapter 22

“Rent a car?”

Everyone turned to look at Phylls.

Bblythe voiced his disagreement, “Renting a car is too expensive”

“It’s not that pricey, actually. The hotel arranged it for us. We’re guests, so they gave us a discount.” It was clear that Phyllis had picked up this money–saving tip from Eileen, to rent cars directly through the hotel.

It’s only twelve bucks, including pick–up and drop–off”

Was twelve dollars not expensive?

After dinner, Bblythe whispered to Eileen, “How much would it cost if we took a bus instead?”

Eileen replied, “Two dollars”

Bblythe was even more heartbroken. But since they had already agreed to let Phyllis be the leader, there was no going back.

The next day was generally harmonious, except for the fact that Phyllis gave extra attention to Kenley, which made the others a bit uncomfortable. However, considering that Kenley was indeed injured, no one said anything.

Back at the hotel in the evening, they had to pay for the next day’s room.

Bblythe accompanied Phyllis to make the payment.

When they got to the front desk, Phyllis went through her pockets, but couldn’t find any money.

“What’s wrong?” Bblythe asked.

Phyllis looked upset. “I might have left it in the room, Bblythe, could you wait here for a bit?” She then dashed off upstairs.

After taking a shower, Eileen came out to find Phyllis turning the room upside down. She asked with a stern face, “What are you doing?”

my wallet,

you put it

she bit her lip.

but eventually bent down to help

any news from Phyllis, Bblythe went upstairs to see what was happening. Upon reaching the top, she saw everyone huddled at the girls‘ room door, all looking

“What’s going on?”

a grim face, “Phyllis can’t find

money?”

silence. Phyllis, who

and comforted

sobbed. “I don’t know where I put it. I clearly remember putting it in my bag. How

and you went to buy him a drink, I think you might’ve left your

counter?”

up and

this hour!” Bblythe chased

their safety,

moment. Hubery got up from the floor and returned to his room, followed by Kenley Egbert didn’t leave, he lazily leaned against the balcony door, squinting at Eileen who was sitting on the bed, and asked,

do?”

leader, if she lost her wallet, it’s her problem. What does it have

comments online were bustling.

so

this what you call selfish? Can you be reasonable? Phyllis lost her wallet, and everyone has to suffer, and you have the nerve to call Eileen

change? When she was the leader, everyone was doing just fine Now they switch leaders,

ordered a luxurious breakfast for Kenley Is she trying to imitate Hubery? A meal doesn’t

a travel show,

Egbert asked calmly while looking at Eileen. “Can you really

Why should I care about her?”

Well, you do whatever

and as expected, they were unable to find the wallet. Phyllis‘ eyes were