All Chapters of I'm a Prostitute, Not a Substitute : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Barden City. Her mother never said that she was born in that city, but it was certain that she grew up in that place. She still remembered her childhood in that city. Years ago, she had a normal childhood in Barden City. She attended kindergarten until high school in that city, and she was considered a smart girl as she had never failed to enter the top 10 in her school over the years. Her teachers placed a lot of hope in her when she was still a student, and they even said that she would grow up to be a successful person in the future. However, even fortune tellers weren't always accurate with their predictions, so it was only natural that teachers would also make mistakes with their predictions. After she graduated from high school, her life completely changed, and there was no way she could become a successful person when she didn't even continue her studies. Instead, she became a prostitute on the Ladder to Paradise so she could earn money

Steen Dahl was a sneaky wolf! Vivian wanted to scream after hearing how Steen responded to Lily's idea. Lily had indeed tried to help her escape from Steen's idea of bringing her to Barden City, but that man was not a docile rabbit but a cunning wolf, and that was why he was the one who emerged victorious after Lily could no longer voice disapproval of Steen's ideas. Steen did ask a question at the end of his sentence, and it looked like he was asking for opinions at a glance, but both Vivian and Lily knew very well that the man was just pushing the two of them into a corner, and there was no way they could say "no" to his question. In the end, Lily could only awkwardly say that Steen must have made a good choice for his honeymoon spot, and when Vivian knew that the older woman wouldn't be able to help her, she finally told her that she and Steen needed to get ready for their trip today, and that was why she had to hang up immediately. Vivian

“I have booked a room at this hotel. Just wait for me in the room if you don't plan on going anywhere," Steen ordered firmly, not caring about Vivian's flustered expression when she realized the car had stopped in front of a five-star hotel. She set off from Haston City with the CEO of DAHL Electronics, but the man didn't tell her anything about his destination when they finally arrived at Barden City. She was only making up a few theories in her head about Steen's destination when they finally arrived at the Barden. She assumed Steen was trying to solve the problem that was going on in the company as soon as possible, and that was why she thought the man would head straight to the company branch instead of sending her to a hotel. Vivian thought that she would be able to learn more about the problems the company was facing if she could tag along when the man was going to visit the company branch, but she had to swallow her disappointment when the man dropped her

The shiny black car stopped in front of a large building, and his brown eyes darted to the building before he got out of the vehicle. "Are you sure he's hiding in this place?" He asked the person sitting in the passenger seat in front of him. "Actually, I'm not really sure if he's hiding in this place on purpose, sir," the person sitting in front of him immediately responded. “I heard that his mother is sick, and she is receiving treatment from this hospital. I heard he accompanied his mother in this hospital, so I'm not sure if he's deliberately hiding in this place, sir.” That was the information Steen got from his secretary, but he sneered after hearing it. “Who doesn't want to be able to catch two fish using only one bait? That bastard must have taken advantage of his mother's situation and ended up hiding behind his mother's back like a loser.” That was the response that left Steen's lips before the man opened the car door and stepped out of the ca

A door marked C.22 was directly in front of the two men. There was a small window stuck to the wooden door, and although the size of the glass wasn't large, it was enough to tell them that there were two people in the room, one was a woman lying on a hospital bed, and the other was a man sitting on a chair by the bed. “That's the bastard,” Steen muttered to himself when he was sure that it was indeed the man he was looking for who was sitting in the chair next to the woman lying on the bed. "Yes, that's Jeremy Nielsen, sir," Marlon, who was standing beside his boss, responded to his boss's words. "He's right in front of us, sir. What do you want to do with him?” Marlon did not know about Steen's plan. After he reported to his boss about Jeremy's whereabouts, the two of them didn't have much to say about what they were going to do after meeting the man, which was why Marlon had asked the question. “Just wait for me here. I will visit Mrs. Niels