The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming

Chapter 93

Back then, all of her money had been handed to her on a silver platter.

It was now that she realized that earning money was not as easy as she had assumed.

The envelope with the cash in it was quite thick.

After calculating her wages, Mr. Massey went out to deliver goods.

Now there was only Wonda and her left in the restaurant.

“The reason I dared to say all those things about you, Wonda, is because I know what sort of person you are. Who you really are, and what you’ve done. Deep down, you know yourself better than I do. I just hope that you can truly let your tears and words be without guilt. I know. I have no evidence, and perhaps I might be wrongly accusing you. If that’s the case, then I apologize in advance.

But if

a jackpot. That purse is a limited-edition birthday present from my father, worth around

and you think yourself some rich person’s daughter? As if I would believe that purse of yours is actually worth three thousand. Why not just claim that it’s thirty thousand then? If you really are the daughter of a rich person,

my share of pretenders before, but

gave it to me! And so what if I did take the purse? You have no

figure was skinny, and when she put on a scowl her face looked scheming and insidious.

Madelyn had been nice to her and even gave the latter her skin care products to use, but Wonda was very greedy and had started to use them without asking her permission.

acting strange toward her, and even started smearing her reputation by calling her unhygienic and a harlot who spread

sound like something worse than

felt that Zach was right when he said that how one appeared was determined by what was inside them.

a tone and attitude, and I hope you shall never be

returned to

into Rogan, who was barring the way as she went upstairs. “Hey, girl, you’re back. What are

need. Please step

so fierce. I haven’t even apologized to you about last night. I’ve made food already, so

plan to acknowledge him at all as she prepared to leave from the other side.