A Beauty with Multiple Masks novel Chapter 769

Chapter 769 

A figure walked out of the crowd. “Mr. Southall!”

It was a familiar voice. Nigel immediately turned around.

Sasha walked forward. When she saw Teddy‘s father, she greeted him cordially, “Hello, mister!”

“Please stop disturbing me!” Nigel frowned. “It‘s because of you that I almost mess up the funeral.”

In no case should a funeral be disturbed as it was disrespectful to the deceased.

Pretending not to know anything, Sasha said, “I don’t know what you‘re talking about.” She then turned to look at Henrick.

Henrick had a bad feeling about it and wanted to stop Sasha from saying anything, but it was too late.

“Mr. Southall.” Sasha smiled. “Thank you so much for your order. The flowers have already been delivered. My boss even rounded down the number. Here‘s eight hundred for you.”

Sasha took out a stack of cash and handed it to Henrick.

Her action shocked Henrick. Taking a few steps back, he subconsciously waved his hand. “No… I…” “Henrick Southall!” Nigel let out a scream. His face

turned purple with rage.

Having worked vigorously all these years, Nigel looked almost as tough as Henrick‘s bodyguards. His roar startled Henrick.

He quickly regained his senses. Pushing Sasha, he said, “Please leave first.”

However, Sasha remained immobile. “Sir, you don‘t want the money, do you?” she asked.

“What are you talking about? You got the wrong person. Please leave now!” Henrick kept pushing her.

Before Henrick could come up with a solution, the village chief thumped his walking stick on the ground and asked in a low voice, “Henrick, what else do you have to say?”

“I…” Henrick gritted his teeth and began to rack his brain.

What the heck! So, this bunch of idiots wants money from me at a time like this. Fine then! I won‘t give you a single penny. If it happens once, it will surely happen again and again down the road… There will be no end to this.

Under no circumstances would he agree to their requests.

“You all go back first. I will contact you again later,” Henric said to the workers.

The workers were surprisingly cooperative and left gleefully.

“Henrick.” Tightened his grip to the hoe, Nigel asked, “You still owe us our wages. You have to pay us today no matter what.”