Crises in Love novel Chapter 440

I was sitting with Janice, both of us watching Geneva with anticipation, waiting for her to continue her story.

Nodding, Geneva picked up where she had left off, "Yeah! This time Jessica went all in, she invested a cool ten million."

Janice let out a derisive snort, "Pshaw! That's chump change for her."

But I had a hunch that there was more to the story.

With a mischievous grin, Geneva said, "This time, I had them keep her on pins and needles for a week; she was scared out of her wits, thinking about the equipment funds she'd diverted. But after a week, I let her recoup her investment—plus an extra two and a half million."

"Damn... that's not too shabby! A quarter mil' profit in a week!" Catherine exclaimed, "I'd kill for a deal like that!"

"Easy there! There's no such thing as a free lunch," Janice retorted with a smirk.

"Word has it that Jessica threw a lavish party for the high-society ladies at Avalon Funtime Resort. But Sophie claimed she was off in the Maldives and didn't show. Jessica was the belle of the ball that night, they were all calling her the 'Princess in Medsafe Liyah Inc.'! She was on cloud nine!" Geneva relayed, clearly enjoying the tale.

We all burst into laughter at the absurdity of it all. "Princess in Medsafe Liyah Inc.!" I gasped between fits of laughter. "What kind of princess is she? More like a drama queen!"

Our laughter filled the room as Geneva continued, wiping tears from the corners of her eyes, "But I heard she nearly wet herself when the bill came."

"How much?" I asked.

"Think about it! Those socialites don't hold back when they see an opportunity. Why would they go easy on her?" Geneva said with a hint of schadenfreude.

"How much was it? I'm dying to know," Catherine pressed, her eager face too comical for words.

"Over a hundred and fifty thousand!" Geneva revealed.

"That's it? She freaked out over that?" Catherine scoffed, leaning back against her pillows dismissively, "That's nothing! She got off cheap, not even enough to cover a couple of bottles of top-shelf wine."