The Lord Mayor Falls in Love with Me novel Chapter 102

“Hello, what a nice girl…” Samantha was very happy.

Vivian looked innocent and beautiful, and Samantha liked her at the first sight. However, her smile was gone when she saw the crumpled cleaner’s uniform that Vivian was wearing.

She reprimanded Mrs. Linderman for not buying Vivian some decent clothes, while she took a gold card out of her purse and handed it to Vivian, saying it was a gift for her.

Vivian was thrilled to accept it. She talked with Samantha for a while and left the room with Mrs. Linderman to give Samantha some privacy to talk to Mr. Linderman.

After Vivian closed the door, she instantly grabbed her mother’s hand and asked excitedly, “Mom, who is the woman? Why did she give me a gold card when we met for the first time?”

Mrs. Linderman turned her head slightly away and said calmly, “It doesn't matter who she is. All that matters is that she is very rich and you’d better act more politely when you see her in the future. I bet it will be very rewarding for you. It’s a gold card this time. Maybe next time it will be diamonds, expensive cars, and fancy houses!”

“Really?”

Vivian was even more curious about Samantha’s identity after she heard what her mother had said. But her mother was apparently unwilling to say more about it. She knew she shouldn’t ask more questions now. So she made up an excuse and left the hospital. She went straight to an ATM nearby.

At the moment, Vivian was dying to know how much money there was in the gold card!

She eagerly entered the password Samantha had told her and she was flabbergasted when she saw the balance of the bank account.

“One, two, three, four, five, six…”

She counted the zeroes one by one, “Oh my God, a million dollars!”

She was insanely overjoyed.

She had never seen so much money in her entire life!

With so much money, there was no need for her to go to work in the CL Group anymore. She could travel, buy everything she had wanted to buy, and even start her own business. She closed her eyes with joy, imaging a wonderful picture of her future life.

At the same time, back in the ward, Samantha sat down at the bedside the minute Vivian and Mrs. Linderman had left the room. She stared at Mr. Linderman’s wrinkled face and let out a sigh, “My dear cousin, it’s me, Samantha.”