Ellen looked at the man and said angrily, "You know very well what you did to Kenyon, Jamie. Don’t pretend to be moral and judge others. In fact, the most immoral people are you, the kind of scums!"
Jamie looked sullen. He grabbed Ellen by the neck and gritted his teeth. "I’m a scumbag. Only Ken is a good person, right?"
Ellen was almost choked to death and couldn’t say anything. Her face was flushed red.
"Ellen, do you think Ken is a good person? Rember that you will not get anything you want!"
Jamie shook off his hand so violently that Ellen fell to the ground, gasping for breath.
"I’ll let you see that no man has remained unchanged. He will change and beco inferior to a scumbag like ."
After saying that, Jamie left.
Ellen was in a daze. She couldn’t even think about his words.
But she knew that Kenyon would not be respected. He would be forced to do sothing he didn’t want to do and even regret it for the rest of his life.
Even if he restored his mory, he would not be able to face himself.
Ellen sat on the ground, caressing her neck. Her throat felt as hot as if it had been roasted with chili.
Thump! Thump!
A pair of white high heels stopped in front of her.
Kaya looked down at Ellen, who was in a ss, and chuckled, "Ellen, you really look like a dog begging for rcy."
Ellen was silent. She didn’t want to talk to Kaya, who removed her disguise.
Kaya took out eighty-five dollars from her bag, threw it on the head of Ellen, and said disdainfully, "This is the service fee I gave you on behalf of Jamie. I hope you know who you are."
The lowest-end tip for the service of the hostesses in the club was eighty-five dollars an hour, which was cheap.
The humiliation and insult by Kaya ant that Ellen was the trashiest and most suitable one to be despised.
However, she wasn’t angry. Instead, she smiled and obediently picked up the money, saying, "Thank you, Ms. Hawkins."
She didn’t care at all. As long as Kaya was happy and didn’t bully her son, her humiliation was nothing.
When the Robbins family was destroyed, she had been humiliated a lot.
Those people, whether they knew her or not, all attacked her with the most vicious words and slandered her with the dirtiest words, making up pornographic rumors and lies about her.
She had made it through such a difficult ti.
Words were no longer a blow to her now. The only people who could hit her were those who she cared about in the world.
Kaya was unhappy to see Ellen so carefree.
Just now, when Jamie strangled Ellen, she could clearly see the sullen expression on his face.
The one who could truly let go of a person should be indifferent and calm, like water passing by without leaving a trace.
It was not like this.
Jamie seed to be fierce to her, but in fact, when he saw that Ellen was out of breath, he panicked for a mont and loosed his hand quickly.
How could Kaya believe that Jamie had really not loved Ellen anymore?
On the contrary, Ellen had beco a huge threat.
Kaya had a bad feeling about this. She clenched her fists and cald down. "I’m warning you, Ellen. If you see Jamie again, rember to get away from him. If you seduce him again, I’ll give you a precious gift instead of eighty-five dollars."
After saying that, Kaya left arrogantly.
Ellen gripped the money tightly.
It was a very precious gift. What else could it be other than Bobby in their hands?
She raised her eyelids slightly and looked at the back of Kaya, lost in thought.
At this mont, Fiona happened to pass by. She looked at Ellen and asked with concern, "Emily, what’s wrong with you? Is it so hard to serve the guests today? What happened to you?"
She followed them on purpose. She saw Jamie and heard what Kaya said.
She couldn’t understand how Jamie felt about Ellen. She thought that she had lost his favor.
Right now, Jamie loved Kaya the most, and only Kaya was worthy of him.
Fiona was secretly delighted. She thought that Jamie loved Ellen so much back then, but it turned out that he was just so-so.
He just loved the new and loathed the old. He would not always love a woman. In that case, would her cri be reduced a little?
Back then, it was because of Ellen that Jamie hated her. If he didn’t love Ellen anymore, would he forgive her?
Ellen didn’t reply. She didn’t want to talk to Fiona, but she didn’t want to expose her either.
She wanted to see Fiona’s motive, including the mastermind behind her.
She would not blindly stand on the sa side as soone she did not know.
On the surface, so people wanted to help you, but in fact, they wanted to use you to do their own evil. When they were exposed, you would beco the scapegoat behind the scenes.
No one was stupid enough to take the bla for others.
Fiona pursed her lips. She felt that it was not easy to get close to Ellen. She was initially afraid that Ellen would take action after recognizing her.
However, Ellen did not take any action, which made her sigh in relief. Perhaps Ellen was just suspicious. After all, she couldn’t find any evidence of Fiona’s existence, so her worries were unnecessary.
As for the task assigned by that person, she could only find an opportunity to do it again.
When Ellen returned to the lounge, Jenny was leaning against the door to smoke. She blew out a smoke ring, regardless of the fact Ellen was around her.
She looked at Ellen, who was in a sorry state, and sneered. "I didn’t expect you to be so powerful as to offend three people at the sa ti."
Jenny referred to Aaliyah, Kaya, and Jamie.
Aaliyah was an unruly, rude, bad person. Kaya was hypocritical, but in fact, she was the most narrow-minded one. Jamie was even more ruthless. The hostesses there would get into trouble if they were not careful enough.
"Sorry to trouble you," Ellen replied.
She didn’t figure out what Jenny ant yet. According to her observation, Jenny just looked bad and had a sharp tongue, but she was still kind-hearted.
When the hostesses were bullied by the guests to the extre, she would co to their rescue and drink with them with a smile. It seed that she was reprimanding the hostesses, but in fact, she was saving them from offending the big shots.
If it weren’t for Jenny, many people would have been killed and couldn’t survive.
So of the employees were born for profit, while others had all kinds of difficulties. They worked here to protect their families.
For those who were born with a low bottom line and were very good at dealing with people, Jenny would not help them, no matter what happened. However, she would help those who were forced to work here.
So, Ellen felt that Jenny was a good person for the ti being. Moreover, she had only arranged for her so guests who would not seek trouble.
Jenny snorted when she heard Ellen admitting her mistake. "Don’t bla for not reminding you."
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