Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 1367

"Hey, it's been several minutes since they left. Are you that reluctant to part with them?"

Cassie approached Mavis with her hands tucked arrogantly. However, she concealed her displeasure and flashed a slight smile.

Mavis snapped out of her daze, turning to meet Cassie's gaze.

As she was still on duty as a server, she bowed politely to Cassie and asked, "Ms. Reynolds, is there something you need help with?"

"Am I only allowed to approach you if I need something? Do you think it's fair to snatch away my fiance?" Cassie retorted sharply.

Mavis defended herself, "I remember Mr. Nicholls saying earlier that he and you were just on a blind date, not engaged. It was Mr. Nicholls who wanted to take me away, not me snatching him away from you. You were in the same room, and you saw it too."

Cassie glared at her with obvious displeasure, her unkind gaze fixed on her for a long moment, but she remained silent.

Mavis said, "If there's nothing else, I'll be on my way."

She was determined to finish her last day, planning to resign from the hotel later.

Moreover, she had only worked for three days, and if the hotel did not intend to pay her, she could do without it.

After all, the best news was that she could go on a date with Nathaniel.

As she turned to leave, Cassie stopped her, asking gently, "You're not from Froania, are you? Did you come here from another country specifically to work?"

"That's my private matter. It's none of your concern."

"It may not concern me, but I'm just asking out of goodwill," Cassie continued, leaning closer. "Since you're working as a server, it seems your financial situation isn't too good. Well, I overheard about your date with Nathaniel earlier. He's from one of the wealthiest families around here. Do you know the rules of dating someone like him?"

"What rules?"

Mavis was genuinely unaware.

Did the upper-class society in Froania have requirements even for dating?

Cassie patted Mavis's shoulder with a solemn expression, putting on an act as if saying she had been there, done that.