I Accidentally Sent My Hotel Room Number to My Seven Boyfriends

Chapter 3

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The saying goes: if you act like a loyal dog long enough, you'll eventually get everything.

I happily ran out of the karaoke bar, about to go find my bike, when I unexpectedly bumped into a tall figure.

What a coincidence - boyfriend number three, Lucas Wilson.

His pale skin made him stand out in a crowd, and his handsome face always seemed somewhat aloof.

But right now he was tightly gripping a woman's arm, his voice choked with tears: "Why did you lie to me?! What did I do wrong? Why did you go find other men..."

The woman shoved him to the ground: "You're so annoying. If it weren't for your money, who the hell would want to date a little boy like you?"

Lucas fell to the ground, mud splattering all over him. He didn't cry or speak, just stared at her intensely.

I rushed over and kicked the woman, sending her stumbling back into several bicycles.

"Well well, so you're the new little girl he found? I didn't realize you were so loyal."

She got up, ready to come argue with me.

Boyfriend number four was a muscle freak who always forced me to lift weights with him. As a girl, I wasn't too worried about taking on another woman.

I easily restrained her arms and shoved her away again before letting her leave.

Lucas was still crouched on the ground staring at the sky. I sighed and bent down to help him up.

But he slapped my hand away: "I don't need your help! You think I'll like you if you do this? Who asked you to interfere?! Just go away!"

Ungrateful brat.

I remembered the first time I met him. He tossed me a card: "Be my girlfriend. I'll give you $50,000 a month. You in?"

I was stunned: "Huh?"

The boy looked extremely impatient: "Are you deaf?"

I suspected he might be a human trafficker, trying to lure in naive, innocent girls like me.

But my poor body couldn't resist taking the card. I heard my mouth moving on its own:

"Baby."

"Good girl." He nodded in satisfaction, grabbing my hand and smirking at the girl chasing after him, "See? Even if you don't like me, plenty of others do. $50,000 - I'd give that to a stray dog before I'd give it to you!"

Not only was I not offended, I chimed in: "That's right!"

He just gave me $50,000 out of nowhere - he could call me a dog if he wanted.

Hell, I'd bark a few times if that's what he wanted.

The girl's face darkened as she gritted her teeth: "You'd stoop so low as to be with that kind of cheap girl? Does she deserve $50,000?"

The boy was clearly annoyed and immediately transferred another $50,000 to my account: "She's worth whatever I say she's worth. Who are you to question it?"

I looked at that girl with tears in my eyes.

There's kindness everywhere in this world. What a good person - want to insult me some more?

After that, I became Lucas's go-to tool for pissing off ex-girlfriends. Whenever he broke up with someone, I'd stride over shamelessly to collect my payment.

The more insults I got, the more money I made.

It was awesome!

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