Besides, she had threatened him and scared him half to death, and he hadn't even asked her to cover his emotional distress!
Stella pulled out her phone and pulled up her payment QR code. "Deal. Scan this, thanks!"
This idiot was so easy to scam!
Jason unlocked his phone, transferred the money, and then boldly suggested, "Since we're family now, let's exchange numbers. It'll be easier to stay in touch."
He still couldn't wrap his head around her fork-throwing stunt or how she had moved so fast.
He just wanted to add her on social media to snoop through her feed and see if he could figure her out.
Stella didn't care either way, so she pulled up her contact code. "Go ahead."
Jason added her, tapped on her profile, and was met with a stark privacy warning: Feed only visible for three days!
"Are you blocking me from seeing your posts?"
"No, I just rarely post anything. There's nothing to see."
Jason was speechless.
What kind of person was this? Even Nadine posted on her timeline to show off the flowers in the estate's garden, yet a young girl like her didn't like posting?
Didn't all girls love updating their social media?
Every girl he knew did.
Jason had gained absolutely nothing and ended up losing one hundred thousand dollars!
He seriously thought Stella had a bright future as a debt collector.
...
Julius stayed in the hospital for half a month, and Stella stayed right by his side to take care of him the entire time.
"Julius, your legs are recovering beautifully. New muscle tissue is forming. If you don't want to stay in the hospital anymore, you can go home and rest."


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