Camilla was incredibly anxious.
Even knowing Lambert was there, Camilla couldn't help but overthink the situation.
If Jeanette was there too, she and Catheleen definitely wouldn't get along.
Places like that private club might only allow people of status inside.
But who could guarantee that people with status actually had decent morals?
Besides, with everyone smoking and drinking, things could easily spiral out of control. Who knew what could happen?
If someone wasn't paying attention and an accident happened, the consequences for a girl could be devastating.
Camilla hurried to the entrance of the private club.
The main doors weren't overly flashy; instead, they looked understated and refined, possessing a classic, heavy elegance.
Who would have guessed that the interior was dazzlingly extravagant and incredibly luxurious?
It wouldn't be surprising if every kind of lavish indulgence took place inside.
This was the favorite hangout spot for the wealthy second-generation heirs of Cabinda, and the owner was heavily backed by powerful connections.
But for Camilla, this was a world entirely foreign to her.
If she hadn't met Catheleen, she probably would have never set foot here in her entire life.
After all, getting into this private club required clearing a very high barrier to entry.
She didn't want to go inside, primarily because she didn't want to see Lambert.
Catheleen had said he was acting all lovey-dovey with his fiancée.
This was the same man who had stormed off with a dark expression at noon because of what she had said.
Camilla had thought he possessed at least a tiny bit of respect for her.
She never expected that he had already been hiding a fiancée this whole time.
So what did all the things he had said and done to her actually mean?
Clearly, he didn't respect her at all.
Furthermore, she probably couldn't even get into a place like this on her own anyway.
That was why she had asked Faust to bring Catheleen outside.
Waiting by the entrance, it only took a few minutes before Camilla saw Faust supporting a stumbling Catheleen.



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