Chapter 202

The cops were no strangers to stubborn troublemakers, but someone that boldly defiant was a rare sight.

Yeneth, irked by Carmen's condescending attitude, snapped back, "That place is mine! You're the ones who should be moving! I haven't even billed you for staying there the past few days!"

Carmen was taken aback.

She turned to York, bewildered, "You told me that was your place!"

York, visibly irritated but trying to keep his cool, corrected her. "You misunderstood! I said I was the one who rented it!"

"Rented it, huh? Did you actually pay the rent or just a deposit?" Yeneth asked.

"What's it to you whether I rented it or you did? I've paid my share for the bills and the internet too."

Yeneth just scoffed.

Madeline thought to herself, 'So, this is the legendary freeloader trying to act tough.'

The house was Yeneth's lease, so Carmen had no leg to stand on. They settled with Yeneth not making a big deal out of it, just asking for a payout of 750 dollars.

They were all set to le