Sweet Subterfuge

Chapter 474

Larissa made it to the room Gary had booked and found that he was already walling for her inside. Most of the guests who stayed at the Winston Hotel were wealthy because five thousand dollars was the minimum spending for a room that could only accommodate ten people. Of course, the price per head of eating at the hotel’s restaurant was a lot higher than other places, so nobody had to worry about not spending up to five thousand dollars. However if there were only two people, then it was a different story altogether,

Gary handed Larissa the menu and hinted intentionally. “Pick the more expensive dishes. However, Larissa felt embarrassed to do so.

“You’re an esteemed guest at our hotel, so you’re exempt from the minimum spending rule,” she lied. Anyway, she had a say in these matters after all, She picked two averagely–priced dishes and pushed the menu back to him, “Here, see if you would like to add anything.”

she said.

expensive dishes the restaurant had to offer. Larissa roughly calculated the total price, which amounted to almost seven thousand dollars. He was Elthy rich! When the

Gary out the menu down calmly and said, “Just take my

is indeed a little too much,” said Larissa. Thinking of how they would waste most of it, she let the pain of Gary’s wallet bleeding. Gary fixed his gaze on her. After making sure that she really meant it and wasn’t just trying to

one in detail. Gary listened attentively with a look of admiration in his eyes. “Larissa, are you interested in jumping ship?” asked Gary jokingly, “I can

offer politely. “I’m used to working in this industry and I have no

plan to change careers in

“Sure,” promisedLarissa

as he was six years ago. He told Larissa the reason for his return to the country and how long he was going to stay without her

at their subsidiary hotel the Regal Dynasty? Speaking of her old company, which was also now

emotions.

person who wants to have the best option for everything.” Gary said honestly. “That’s why I picked Winston Hotel in the end. I’m glad I came here, or I