Chapter 456 Don't Look For Her Again

• Georgia had a dream. In the dream, she kissed Efren. And Efren responded to her. The next day, when Georgia woke up, she found herself in an unfamiliar room. She quickly checked her clothes. Fortunately, her clothes were intact and showed no signs of being touched. She tried to recall what happened last night. But perhaps because she was drunk, she only remembered having dinner with Efren. “I didn’t kiss him last night, did I?” Georgia wondered. Her heart skipped a beat. Just then, the bedroom door was pushed open. Georgia thought it might be Efren, and she didn’t know how to face him. She even lifted the cover to hide her head. But what came over was the voice of a woman.
• “Miss, here’s the check, and you can go now.” “Check? What the heck?” Georgia quickly lifted the covers and saw a woman standing in front of her in a black suit. The woman looked pretty, and the suit set off her curvy figure. But her cold gaze and words annoyed Georgia. “I’m not a prostitute.” She and Efren knew each other. Last night, she was just drunk, and Efren was probably worried that she would blurt out something senseless when she got home, so he brought her here to avoid any misunderstandings. But this woman took her for a hooker. “Many girls have emphasized this in front of Mr. Serrano, but in the end, they took the money and left. I advise you to be sensible and not wait until I get serious. You won’t even get the money then.”
• The woman threatened Georgia, but what really bothered Georgia was when she said that many girls had emphasized this in front of Efren. In other words, Efren had been with hookers all these years. The thought of it made her disgusted, and she rushed to the bathroom. The woman followed her in and sneered, “Don’t tell me you’re pregnant with Mr. Serrano’s child after just one night.” Georgia felt ashamed. “I’m not pregnant, so don’t worry. I’ll leave after throwing up.” And she did what she said. When Efren finished his video conference and returned to the room, he couldn’t find Georgia. “Susan, where is she?” The smile in his eyes faded. Susan was the woman in a black suit.