Burning Passion: Love Never Die
Chapter 1186

At the cashier’s desk, the cashier gave her the total. She was shocked.

“How much, did you say?” The woman repeated with a smile, “Miss Debbie, it’s 6.17 million.”

*6.17 million? That’s highway robbery!‘ Debbie held her purse tightly and said, “Show me the check please.”

She slapped her forehead regretfully, staring at the receipt in disbelief.

The dishes cost $170, 000. That was okay. But the private reserve cost three million each bottle. ‘The Liquor wasn’t that amazing. It must be the bottles.’ The two bottles of Liquor together cost six million.

No wonder Elmer had been so happy when he left.

Looking at the bill, Debbie wanted to cry

Why did she have to eat here? Why did she order two bottles of that incredibly rare Liquor without checking the price?

“What’s the matter?” a familiar cold voice asked.

Debbie recognized it. She didn’t have to look behind her to know it was

Carlos.

A N G E L A ‘s L I B R A R Y

She recalled that last time she had rear-ended his car and Carlos didn’t ask her to pay anything. ‘I’ll just consider this as my way of paying him back.’ Debbie took a deep breath and gave the cashier her credit card.

“Here it is.”

Feigning a relaxed expression, she turned her head back and told

Carlos, “Nothing. I’m paying the check.”

And then she saw Carlos wasn’t alone. Stephanie was standing beside him, on his arm, looking at her coldly.

Debbie had intended to settle the bill and leave. But Stephanie’s appearance bugged her. She suddenly asked Carlos with a smile, “Carlos may I have a discount?”

Hearing her question, Stephanie snorted and gave her a scornful smile.

“A discount? What’s that? Why come here if you can’t afford it?”

Debbie swatted her ear and gave Carlos a disgusted look.

“What was that? I heard a noise. Like a mosquito. I’d watch out-those things spread disease.”

“Debbie! You…” Stephanie’s cheeks turned red with anger.

Carlos cast Debbie a cold glance.

“Bring me the bill.”

The cashier trotted over right away and handed the check to him politely with both hands. He looked at it and then said to Debbie,