The Unshackled Queen: Never Say Never
Chapter 410

“A college student? Working part-time for some extra cash?”

Clutching her bag, Hannah gave a nod.

Rosanna tilted her head and said, “You’re quite a looker.

Seems a waste to be doing part-time work.

”

Just then, a woman applying her makeup sneered, “She’s a college girl, so of course she’s here for some easy money.

Rosanna, don’t actually let her stay.

”

Upon hearing this, the other women erupted in laughter.

“f@ck off! Get back to your makeup, all of you!”

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Rosanna glanced at Hannah, smiling.

“Your complexion is naturally radiant; you don’t need makeup.

Those young men upstairs are all wealthy thrill-seekers.

Your earnings depend on how much wine you can sell.

”

Hannah nodded, visibly anxious, and stuttered when she spoke to Rosanna, “So… How much could I potentially make?”

Rosanna grinned as she gave Hannah a reassuring pat on the shoulder.

“The pricier the wine, the bigger your cut.

A grand or more gets you 30%, and if it’s over 10 grand, you’ll earn half the commission.

”

In a single evening of selling wine, one could make up to $5, 000.

It was no surprise that students found the job appealing.

Though inwardly skeptical, Hannah nodded with apparent sincerity.

“Got it, Rosanna.

I’ll give it my all.

”

Pleased by Hannah’s compliance, Rosanna caressed her cheek.

“That’s my girl.

Stick to the plan and you’ll rake in the cash.

”

After Hannah Lounged in the dressing room for roughly 20 minutes, Rosanna burst in, clapping her hands.

“Alright, follow me.

”

As they approached the doorway, Rosanna issued another command.

“We’ve got VIPs tonight.

Don’t embarrass me.

Be professional.

”

“Understood, Rosanna!” chorused the group.

Rosanna then gave Hannah a supportive pat on the back.

“Don’t worry.

Just go with the flow.

Keep your mouth shut and your work ethic strong.

The money will follow.

”

Hannah dipped her head in acknowledgement, saying softly, “Yes, understood.

”