บททั้งหมดของ I'm a Prostitute, Not a Substitute : บทที่ 281 - บทที่ 290

"Where have you been, Elena?" Elena had just reached halfway up the stairs when she heard a question coming from the ground floor of the mansion, and she looked down to see who had just asked her that question. It was a woman's voice, and since only one woman lived in the mansion apart from her, it was easy to guess that Kate Dahl had just asked her the question. Even if she still didn't know the blonde woman very well, Elena knew that talking to her while looking down at her was impolite, and that was why she brought her feet to the first floor before stopping in front of the older woman. “Steen called me to his company, and he also sent me home,” Elena answered half lying. Steen didn't call her to his company, but he did send her home, and she found her lie convincing enough that she could say the words so confidently in front of Kate. “Oh? Are you trying to brag to me that your husband cares about you so much now? Are you trying t

Terror. It was one thing that could haunt a human. Even if one person said that they were brave enough, they couldn't help but feel anxious if someone continued to terrorize them. It would be worse if the one who was terrorizing them was someone who had died years ago. That was what Kate Dahl had experienced in the past week. Her phone kept receiving messages from a contact named "Patricia Dahl," and despite having more than one cell phone and more than one number, Patricia Dahl's number continued to terrorize her on all her cell phones. Be it text messages or phone calls, Kate kept getting them in the last week, and that was why she finally decided to turn off all her cell phones to escape the terror. She thought that everything would return to normal once her cell phone was turned off, but she was wrong because Patricia Dahl started coming to her directly after all her cell phones were turned off. You could say she was being haunte

"It's not like that, Vivi!" Sarah immediately denied the accusations. “The day Steen Dahl suddenly came to this house, I was planning to tell you the truth. I knew that hiding that secret would hurt you forever, and that's why I wanted to tell you everything then. Unfortunately, before I could tell you the truth, you found out about it because of Steen. I know that sounds like an excuse, but that's really what happened!" Even though Sarah quickly refuted her accusations, Vivian still didn't relent, and her gaze still coldly penetrated the old woman's pair of eyes. She remembered how Sarah was indeed going to say something to her that day, but then Steen suddenly came to the house. Due to Steen's sudden arrival, the woman focused more on Steen, even leaving Vivian alone with Steen at the time. In the end, Vivian managed to find out the truth because of Steen, not because of the woman. "Do you regret what you did back then?" Vivian continued to question t

Steen called her to ask: “You aren't in my penthouse, are you? Where are you? Why did you leave before Marlon brought breakfast to you? And you didn't even tell him that you were leaving, right?” It was easy to tell that Marlon had reported to his boss that she was not at the penthouse when he came to deliver food for her. The assistant was probably panicking, and Vivian somehow knew that Steen also panicked a bit during the phone call. Was Steen worried about her just because she wasn't in the penthouse when Marlon came to deliver her breakfast? Vivian didn't want to think so highly about herself, and that was why she dismissed the thought before telling the man that she was at Sarah's house, and even if she didn't explain why she was already at the woman's house when it was still early in the morning, Steen probably already guessed what she was doing. Steen didn't question her further, and he simply said that he would go to the house to pers

Vivian said: “If you were to do something like that for your mother, do you think your mother would be grateful and feel happy, Steen? I didn't get the chance to meet your mother as an adult, but I'm pretty sure she was a very soft-hearted woman, and if she were alive, she would want to see you be a good person, Steen. Can you imagine how she would feel if she found out how her son wanted to pressure someone to kill herself? I don't think that will be a good idea." In the past, Vivian definitely wouldn't have dared lecture Steen, knowing how hot-tempered that man was, and that man surely wouldn't listen to anyone except his late mother. His mother died long ago, and that was why no one could make Steen change his mind once he made up his mind. But Vivian finally worked up the courage to try to bring Steen back on the right path, and that was why she was brave enough when she told Steen not to listen to the devil in his heart and choose to use the right