Chapter 65 Busted

"Our families have a history of conflict and opposed the relationship between the two of us. Otherwise, we would have been married." Leila truly believed that her relationship with Zac wasn't able to develop further because of the dispute between the two families.

Mandy sneered, "If you truly loved each other, you could overcome any obstacle. I'm afraid to say but I think he simply didn't love you enough."

"Do you know who else has the freedom..." Leila stopped before she could finish her words when she realized a secret almost slipped her mouth. Zac had made her promise never to expose his true identity. Besides, if they found out that he was actually from a rich and famous family, all the girls would do anything they could to take him away from her.

Essie watched them with a sympathetic look in her eyes. From Leila's statements, she concluded that Zac was disliked by her family because of his poor background. Therefore, they couldn't have a solid foundation for their relationship. However, Zac was no longer poor nor unemployed. He deserved some recognition at least for having been able to buy himself a house and having a rich aunt.

She sat there watching the two girls as these thoughts passed through her mind, when she saw Zac walking towards them.

"Have a seat here, Zac!" Leila and Mandy both said, almost in complete synchrony.

Zac glanced at the two girls for a long while before he finally decided to sit beside Leila. He had done so purposely to irritate Essie.

Leila sat there and couldn't help but have a

sie, I don't think that's very polite." She gently reminded her. However, in Essie's perspective, that reminder was particularly demeaning. Leila always made it a point to show her nobility and superiority as she came from a rich and powerful family. She would look down on the two girls with so much arrogance, as if they were just bugs to be stepped on. However, she seemed to have forgotten that Zac was just as ordinary as they were.

"Miss Leila, I am not doing anything offensive nor rude." She kept her voice calm and steady.

"You've drunk from that cup of coffee already. It still has your saliva and lip stain on the rim. How could you ask someone else to drink from it?" Leila had said this in a very passive tone, but the criticism and blame were not something she even tried to hide.

Essie sneered again. Since Zac had already eaten from her mouth in the past, drinking from her cup of coffee wasn't unusual whatsoever.

"Miss Leila, don't you know there's cat shit in your cup? But you seem to enjoy it very much."