Elliot and Avery

Chapter 35 Avery decided to play along. 

“It’s true. He’s incredibly rich. He’s just old, ugly, and barely hanging on.”

The crowd was scratching their heads trying to figure out who this old, ugly, and unfit bigshot was.

A waiter walked over to Avery and said, “Please proceed to the second floor, Miss Tate.”

Avery instantly looked up.

The building had an open concept, and the second-floor railing could be seen from the living room on the first floor.

Elliot’s bodyguard was standing by the railing and looking down at her.

When the waiter escorted her away, the faces of the people in the crowd changed from one of mockery t o one of awe.

Those in attendance at the banquet were the creme de la creme of high society.

Even the wealthy had their own form of social hierarchy.

That night, the more ordinary members of the upper class were mingling amongst themselves in the banquet hall on the first floor.

power over society, on the other hand, were invited to the exclusive second

believe Avery Tate was invited up there!

that she must have a trick or two up her sleeve! Even if her sugar daddy is some old, ugly geezer, she still

know, there aren’t that many old men at

she just messing with

the second floor in unison,

there were less than ten people in attendance, and all of them were

over and sat herself down

table was covered in exquisite

Elliot and asked, “You didn’t make me

Didn’t you secretly meet with him while

did not expect this to be his

was so obsessed with Cole that they could not bear to

Ha!

had her dinner yet, so she was in

picked up her knife and fork and began to enjoy the food by

fuss over such a small amount of money, but I heard that your relationship with him

of my mind! He didn’t manage to trick me into investing with him, so he thought he could try his luck with my little girl! It’s disgusting!” “Cole Foster is infamous in the financial world. Everything he invests in eventually goes bust. He’s so stupid that you can’t help but feel a little bad for him. He would’ve been