Chapter 1494

Maeve shook her head. "Her family conditions are just average. When she was in school, she even applied for financial support."

Adeline rolled her eyes at Maeve. "Maeve, don't joke around with me. She must be the young lady of a big family, right?"

Maeve said seriously, "I'm not joking at all. Her family really is average. Back then, her living expenses were less than 500 a month."

Adeline couldn't help but feel stunned. Her current monthly living expenses was at least one million.

She couldn't imagine how she could live with only 500 a month.

Maeve continued, "At that time, we met each other at a school club. She has a kind heart, but because her family struggles too much, she often has to take part-time jobs, and I even introduced her to a few tutoring jobs. Or else, it might be difficult for her to even go to school."

Seeing that Maeve didn't seem to be lying, Adeline felt even more confused. "Maeve, a-are you telling the truth?"

Maeve scoffed. "Of course I am. We're friends, so why would I lie to you? After she graduated, she couldn't even find a proper job and changed careers multiple times. I was the one who recommended her last job to her, which was a saleswoman position in the Ferrari 4S Center nearby."

Adeline stammered, "Then... why was she able to drive her car in?"

Hearing this, Maeve finally knew what Adeline meant. She smiled, with a hint of pride on her face. "You don't know about this, do you? My classmate had luck on her side and met a huge benefactor. Now, she runs Mr. Larson's chain pharmacies in Eastshire! Because of this, she's one of his people now. Not only can she drive her car inside, but even if she knocked down the signboard, no one would dare to stop her!"

When Adeline heard this, her eyes nearly popped out of her head. She had never dreamed that Matthew's employees would have so much influence! Even the top socialites of Eastshire were still standing outside, but a mere employee of Matthew's was able to drive in. Just the idea of it was ridiculous.

At that moment, they had already walked into Orchid Resort. The nightclub was much more deserted than usual. If it were any other day, it would already be bustling with life by now, but tonight, there was only soothing jazz music being played in the hall. Besides the staff, there were about 40 people scattered around in the seats. Reаd at