Chapter 101


    Dr. Chase, give Dawson a call, will you? It seems like Mr. Hayes has had his fill of me. I doubt


    he’d want to see me again. If there’s nothing else, I’m going to hang up.”


    Chase immediately responded, “ra, do you really want to cutn offpletely? Staying friends


    isn’t such a bad idea, you know.”


    ra chuckled awkwardly, “Dr. Chase, as a professional sugar baby, I shouldn’t be hanging onto a


    benefactor with strings attached, right? I’ve got things to do, so I’ll catch youter.” Her words were


    crisp and decisive, without any sign of hesitation.


    After hanging up, Chase couldn’t help but curse, “You damn fool, you brought this on yourself! If


    you’d shown ra a shred of decency, she wouldn’t be cutting you off like this.”


    Chase’s chest ached with frustration. “Where do you get that confidence from, huh?”


    Dealing with such a hopeless case left Chase speechless. He called up a few friends to joinn for


    drinks, trying to drown the sorrows.


    In the end, everyone was out–drunk byn, who was hardly sober himself. As he rested half–drunk


    on the couch, he heard someone call his name.


    The emotionsn had been suppressing surged forward. He grabbed her hand, his voice hoarse.


    “ra,e back home with me, please?” His deep, expressive eyes burned with an intense heat


    as he looked at her.


    Though mistaken for ra, Heidi felt her heart flutter at his passionate gaze. She pretended to be


    the cool and detached ra. She softly said, n, you’re not allowed to drink this much again.”


    When he heard ra’s scolding and felt her concern once more,n’s eyes turned red with


    emotion. He clung to Heidi’s hand, his gaze hazy. “Okay, I’ll do whatever you say, just don’t leave.”


    Heidi clenched her teeth in frustration, but she quickly came to her senses. It didn’t matter if he


    mistook her for ra. As long as she could sleep withn, ra would never have a


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    chance to return.


    Heidi escortedn home. Watching the proud, cold man lying quietly on the bed, a sly glint shed


    in Heidi’s eyes. She unlockedn’s phone with facial recognition, found ra’s number, and dialed


    it.


    ra had just finished a meeting with a client when her phone rang. Seeing it wasn, she


    hesitated but eventually answered. She softly greeted him with a “hello,” but there was silence on


    the other end.


    Just as she was about to hang up, Heidi’s voice, sultry and dripping with faux concern, came


    through. n, if you drink this much again, I’m not looking after you.”


    Several seconds passed beforen’s raspy voice replied. “Okay, I’ll listen to you from now on. Stay


    with me, will you?”


    ra knew it was Heidi’s doing, a deliberate move to show her thatn was with her now.