Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

When they heard Ning Siqi was treating and they wouldn't have to spend a dime, everyone she called agreed to come.

By the time Ning Siqi arrived at the bar, the daughters of wealthy families she had invited were already there. Three of them in total, all dressed up glamorously, stood in front of a BMW, waiting for her.

When they saw Ning Siqi get out of a taxi, the three girls exchanged glances. One of them said, "She actually came in a taxi-she doesn't even have a car left." "Does she really have the money to treat us to drinks? Maybe she just tricked us into coming so we'd end up paying."

"If she wanted someone else to foot the bill, she should've called Second Young Madam Zhan instead."

"Everyone knows her relationship with Second Young Madam Zhan is terrible. They're practically enemies. Like she'd come over to pay for anything." "Still, they are sisters."

"It doesn't cost that much in there anyway, so why are you two so worried? A lean camel is still bigger than a horse. Even if she's broke now, she's still better off than the average person. She can handle a few drinks."

While the three were chatting, Ning Siqi walked over.

early. I thought maybe you were

three former close friends

The moment she mentioned treating them, they showed up in a

said she needed help, they'd suddenly be too

little money-not much, just tens of thousands-and they'd all

they still had assets in the tens of millions and ran their own factories. There's no way they didn't have

want to lend it

times, they quickly see who

Ning Siqi no longer saw these women as true friends. But with no real friends left, if she wanted company,

tonight and didn't have to work overtime. You hadn't contacted me in so long, so I came as soon as I got your call," said the woman who believed Ning Siqi could still afford to treat them. Her last name was Jiang. "We didn't have to work late either and were just thinking of grabbing drinks when your call came,"

been a while since they'd last seen her, she didn't