Lillian's voice was sharp, and Gloria's eyes rested on Lillian, who was emotional.　　She said calmly, "If you don't need money, then why do you work in the Fittro Club?"　　She was just stating a fact, and there was no emotion in her tone.　　"I..." Lillian looked embarrassed, but soon, she said angrily, "I came to Fittro Club to be a waitress. You know the situation of my family. I needed money to pay for my tuition and living expenses."　　Lillian stared at Gloria as if she was looking at trash. She continued, "I'm not like you! I won't do anything just to make money. Unlike you, I have limits!"　　Gloria smiled. Lillian said that she had no limits, but that wasn't true. All she wanted was to stay alive.　　"Stop smiling." Lillian stomped her feet angrily and shouted, "Gloria, listen to me. It will be meaningless to make money at the cost of your dignity. People will despise you and no one will look at you with respect!"　　After she finished speaking, Lillian snorted coldly and looked

　　Patrick looked angrily at Gloria, who was curled up in the quilt. His face was frighteningly cold.　　He cursed inwardly, 'Damn woman! She is indeed avoiding me!'　　Patrick looked at her curled body under the quilt and noticed that Gloria was shivering.　　"Our mate is weak. You should hold her and comfort her instead of scaring her," Leo said.　　"I didn't scare her!" Patrick responded to his wolf angrily.　　After Gloria hid under the quilt, she began to regret it.　　If Patrick wanted to punish her, it would be pointless to hide, even if she escaped to outer space. What was the point of hiding in the quilt?　　Patrick pulled the quilt. His voice became bone-chilling as he asked, "You hid from me."　　"No!" Gloria hurriedly said, "I didn't, Mr. Hammond."　　Patrick thought, 'It is a lie!　　'She is avoiding me!　　'But...'　　"What happened to your throat?" Patrick asked in confusion.　　"I was sick, and my throat hurt." Gloria lowered her eyelids, refusing to say more.　　"Are you afraid of m

　　Christine's words reminded Lillian of what happened that day.　　Lillian's face turned pale, but she did not think that Gloria had helped her out of sincerity.　　"Christine, what you said is true, and Gloria did help me out. Even so, I did not ask her to act like a dog to curry favor with the customers. She did it for money. What does it have to do with me?"　　Christine was so mad, yet she laughed. She felt that Gloria's sacrifice was not worth it, because Lillian was an ungrateful person.　　Christine sighed, "It's a pity that Gloria paid a price to save a piece of trash who doesn't know how to be grateful."　　Lillian's face turned ashen.　　Lillian looked at Christine angrily and said, "Christine, how can you insult me like that? I am a waitress at Fittro Club. I worked and I got paid. I didn't want a dime by sacrificing my dignity like Gloria. I've nothing to be ashamed of. Why should I be humiliated?"　　Christine could not help but laugh. "Lillian, let me make it clear to you. If G

　　Almost everyone in Fittro Club knew Patrick, but few knew that he was the boss of Fittro Club.　　Fittro Club was just a small business.　　In such an atmosphere, Sean suddenly laughed loudly. He looked at Patrick and said, "My Moon Goddess! This is so interesting! Patrick, she asked you to follow the rules of Fittro Club. What are you going to do?"　　Patrick chuckled. "You're right."　　He looked at Ruby and said, "Unfortunately, I'm the rule in Fittro Club."　　Ruby didn't understand what he meant. Christine reminded her, "Fittro Club is under Mr. Hammond's name. So, Ruby, if you still want to have a job, listen to Mr. Hammond, and don't make him mad."　　Ruby's face turned paler.　　"Ruby, if Mr. Hammond vents his anger, you can still seek a job after leaving Fittro Club. Otherwise, the moment you stepped out of the Fittro Club, someone would pull you to the Shadow Forest. You should know what is in the depths of the Shadow Forest," Christine said lightly.　　Ruby trembled all over and

　　"Alpha Mike, I didn't think that you would fall for a woman at the club. Before that, I thought you were not into women!" Mike's friend said with a smile.　　His words made others laugh, ignoring the humans among the waitresses in the room.　　Many customers in Fittro Club were werewolves. Although not every employee knew well about werewolves, they would get used to it as long as they worked in Fittro Club for a while.　　The werewolves didn't need to worry about their identity being revealed and attracting the hunter's attention.　　Gabbs was adjacent to the forest, so it was easy for them to hide. Moreover, the werewolves of Gabbs all had a legal identity in human society. The hunters would be in trouble if they killed them.　　Mike didn't care about the ridicule of others. He pulled Gloria and left room 2.　　He opened another door and pushed her into the room.　　"Mike, why did you bring me here?" Gloria asked doubtfully.　　This was room 6, an