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Chapter 3546 So-Called VIP Guest

Author: Five Generals
“Katie’s daughter dined at my restaurant and she met the man Katie intended to match her with, yet Katie knew nothing and even threw a tantrum at the door. Why do you think that happened?”

Master Fuller shook his head helplessly and poured himself a glass of beer.

The last guest of the day had left and he could enjoy his rest peacefully.

However, the last guest of the day was a rather interesting pair.

“Isn’t it a little contradicting? She’s trying to get Mr. Lee to marry her daughter but she’s asking for trouble at the same time.”

The woman was surprised but also found it interesting.

“Do I have to deliver the meals to Mr. Lee?”

“Let my disciple do it. Don’t you get involved in this, it’s better to stay away from trouble.”

Master Fuller wanted to get back at Katie, yet he did not need to do anything because the woman was actively bringing trouble upon herself.

The woman did not say anything and simply gazed into the distance.

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