The Billionaire’s Maid Bride

Allison froze for a moment, looking at the card in her hand–a heart.

She rubbed her temples gently

Nathalie came over with a bottle of booze and placed it on the table, looking quite cheerful Turning to Allison, she said, “Your turn, babe. You gonna drink or play Truth or

Dare?

Without any hesitation, Allison responded, “Drink.”

Nathalie instantly poured a glass and handed it to Allison. Allison took it, tilted her head back, and downed it in one go. After finishing, she stuck out her tongue

The next round began After revealing the cards, Nathalie, smiling, said, “Allison, it’s your turn again”

Everyone around smiled expectantly, except for Lucian, who frowned.

Allison slightly furrowed her brows. The drink she just had was making her a bit dizzy.

She looked at her card. Normally, she wouldn’t even have this kind of luck when buying lottery tickets.

Nathalie crossed her arms and started. “So, are you going to drink, or—*

gentle voice cut her off “Drink”

a glass and handing it over, which spilled a bit since it was too

glass and looking at the full glass of alcohol. Tll drink it for

a game. If she can’t drink, she should play Truth or Dare. No

didn’t see

on Jason, glanced at the woman who just spoke and clenched her fists. She looked at Jason and then at Allison, who was just a maid dressed plainly. Jason was even willing to take a drink for her It felt like a stab in

people, most of whom were Penelope’s friends, and some were just there for the spectacle. Knowing that Nathalie wouldn’t let it go if she didn’t drink, she took the glass

fast, she coughed

you alright?” Jason looked

cheeks were flushed “Im fine”

chose a dare, took off his shirt, and hugged a male waiter, causing everyone to burst into laughter. Then the heart card landed in Allison’s

After two glasses of booze, she was already feeling a bit tipsy

chin with one hand, looking at the heart card

her

a glass of strong liquor toward Allison. Allison’s vision was a bit blurry.

are being too

her. She drew the

you can’t handle the game, don’t play”

chimed in, “Right, I’ve lost before, and I didn’t act

“Exactly”