The Wolf’s Bride by Coffee’s Tea

Chapter 52

Annoyed, Halle glared at the man and declared, “We don’t need the money.”

The woman leaned on the man’s shoulder and said in a saccharine tone, “Honey, she said she doesn’t need the money. It must be too little.”

“Hmph!” The man opened his sling bag and pulled out another stack. of bills. “Here, this is more than two months of your salary. Take the money and leave.”

“You…”

As an upper-class socialite, it was the first time Halle had been insulted with money, and it made her lose her patience.

The receptionist came over and tried to intervene. “Madam, he’s the young master of the rich and powerful Hollands, Dick Holland. It’s not a good idea to go against him. Why don’t you and your boyfriend take the money and leave?”

Halle’s expression changed when she heard the name Dick Holland. Every Sumerian had heard of him because he was the local bully.

Dick was never particularly good at anything except wasting his family’s money on gambling and women. He was notorious because he had a brother who was an ex-soldier named Roy Holland.

While Marcus became the mayor that governed over the city, Roy became the military governor, policing the city. The council and the military worked

therefore it fueled his arrogance and turned him into a bully. Every time he made a mess,

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him. As time went by,

were shaking. Out of all the terrible people to run into,

she was about to pull Andrius away, the latter said indifferently, “So what if you are rich and powerful? Haven’t you heard of first

laughter. “Punk, in this world, money and power are king. Don’t use your bullsh*t

be compared to a peasant like you. You can’t afford to offend me, so take the money and leave,” Dick roared

is equal; there are

In the upper

over a meal? I want to ask the owner of this restaurant if a person without money or power has

see the owner of

Pfft!

laughter and said, “Punk, do you even know what you are

woman. Not everyone can meet her. Not even government officials can meet her on short notice; an appointment must