Triplets Attack Game Over Daddy (Lorraine Anderson)
Chapter 219

Chapter 219 An Astronomical Debt

Elizabeth fished out her ID card from her purse. “I have my ID with me, and I’ve previously signed acontract with you before. They should be proof that I’m the child’s mother, so please let me see her.”

The man eyed her, then the ID card in her hand, only proceeding to open the door once he ascertainedthat she was the same person on the card.

The thick, acrid cigarette smoke hovering in the air caused her to erupt in a coughing fit, and a few menwere drinking and swinging fists at each other.

“Samuel, the indebted woman is here.”

A man seated at the head of the table with a glass of alcohol glanced over.

Before Elizabeth came upstairs, she had deliberately ruined her makeup to appear less desirable.

Smudges of mascara rimmed her eyes like a panda, and she smeared bright red lipstick sloppilyacross her lips, giving her the appearance of an insane grin.

He quickly averted his gaze, clearly dismissing her without a second thought.

“Take your daughter and leave after paying your debt,” he said coldly. A scar tugged his face as hespoke, making others feel slightly uncomfortable at the sight of that

Elizabeth slid the card to him. “The money’s all there. You can swipe it, or I can transfer it to you.”

She didn’t want to use this card at first, knowing the five hundred thousand inside was from hergrandpa.

She didn’t want to use it; she couldn’t.

Today was the exception. Abby was in their hands, and Elizabeth needed to save her

Pride and honor be damned. It wouldn’t matter anyway if she lost Abby.

Samuel signaled for his subordinate to swipe the card while she stood in place guardedly. It was herfirst time observing the men’s vulgar conversation and swearing while drinking.

Some affluent individuals were handsome and suave like Matthew, as well as men from the seedyunderworld-odorous, filthy, vicious men with foul tempers.

Her grip tightened convulsively around her bag, and she silently thanked her lucky stars that she hadstreaked her

makeup beforehand.

Otherwise, those men would have devoured her alive. Leaving an impression on them could meancertain death for her.

Eugene and a burly man were among the men sitting at the bar table drinking. They were red-faceddrunk from galing

alcohol while gorging on a plate of meat. Their voices overlapped each other until they were a muddleof noise.

Elizabeth cast a sidelong glance at the room where the subordinate had disappeared, puzzled as towhy it took so long.

She wanted to pay up and leave as soon as possible with Abby. It was not a good idea to stay in thecompany of a bunch of drunken men.

Her eyes darting to the door betrayed her growing anxiety.

Suddenly, a woman in a skin-tight red dress sauntered out. “The money is insufficient, Samuel!”

He locked his lethal gaze on Elizabeth. “Are you toying with us, Ms. Wade, by attempting to pay theransom with insufficient money?”

Elizabeth hastily clarified, “There should be five hundred thousand inside, which is the principalamount. I’ll interest tomorrow, okay?”

pay the

The events were too precipitated tonight, and she didn’t have time to look for Jessica. Hence, she onlyhad five hundred thousand on hand and was hoping they would accommodate her.

They didn’t have to worry she would shirk payment since she had paid the principal amount.

Samuel barked a laugh. “Ms. Wade, what makes you think we’d make an exception for you?”

The woman beside him slung an arm around his neck and snickered.

“Let me do the math for you, Ms. Wade. You borrowed five hundred thousand and failed to pay it backwithin a month. As a result, you owe five hundred fifty thousand. Now you have deferred paymentanother month, and your debt has snowballed to another hundred thousand. Do you understand theconcept of compound interest? Yours has accumulated to a total of two million.”

Elizabeth’s eyes widened comically. “Two million?”

“That’s correct. More accurately, it’s two million two hundred thirty thousand today. Tomorrow’s figurewill be different.”

“This is daylight robbery! How could you tally like that?” Elizabeth fumed.