The Princess and the Paupers

Chapter 172

Although Zachary wasn’t really into this bad boy from the get–go, he extended a hand out of politeness because he was Yoli’s classmate.

But to his surprise, Wilson didn’t reciprocate. Instead, he raised his voice and announced, “Listen up, everyone; Yoli’s fiancéee is footing the bill. Pick whatever you want to eat or drink!”

Upon hearing this, his cronies immediately started ordering the most expensive dishes.

“Wilson.” Yolanda stepped forward, hoping he would tone it down a bit.

But Wilson looked at her with an incredibly sleazy grin and said, “Oh, you’re on a first–name basis with me now?”

Zachary found their interaction odd. Just then, Sophie stepped in to defuse the situation: “Wilson, this feast is to celebrate Yoli’s second–place victory in the piano competition. So let’s raise our glasses and toast to Yoli, shall we?”

She shoved a wine glass into Wilson’s hand, hinting at him not to cause trouble and even instructed others not to order expensive dishes. The whole class then raised their glasses in a cheer.

they refrained from ordering expensive dishes, they ordered plenty of

competition, shouldn’t you have a few more drinks?” Wilson downed his drink in one gulp,

knew Wilson was

gentlemanly manner, and downed the drink. In comparison, he seemed much more refined

to drink, and Zachary, not to be outdone, matched him glass for glass. His mood was down because he had just run into Arabella, so the drinks served as a good

up the whole bottle and

grabbed his arm and said, “Zachary, that’s enough. I’ve received your congratulations. Don’t drink anymore. How are we supposed to get home if

and said, “To make this party more fun, I’ve

clap of his hands, seven or eight women walked in. They were

finally let us in! We’ve been waiting so long that our legs are numb. You need to give us a massage!” Several women fawned over Wilson.

“I have a friend who’s engaged.

of girls he’s into. The passionate type or the gentle

women quickly

don’t push it!” Sophie immediately protested.