Mesmerizing Temptation: Arrest Your Heart

ot a fright when she saw Vera in her disguise. Vera smiled mercilessly. "Did I frigh

d Ava. She continued somewhat sourly, "If I were you, I would grab the chance to marry into the Zhang family. Five hundred thousand dollars! I guess the reward amount will r

ou..." Vera whispered, patting her on the shoulder with a mysterious smile.

looked up toward the ceiling and sighed. "What an ugly person and what

a superhit business. Besides, you gave me only

d to herself

e bed and chatted nonstop, but

uty the entire day. Can

ompla

de, they went to the market and bought a variety of pots and pans for Vera. Ava was thoro

fortune!" said Vera, pretending to wipe her n

I have to

hrough gri

, she was not entirely convinced of Vera's porridge-selling skills. She knew that her friend could endure hardships. Despite having no shortage of money, Vera's spending habits were not lavish. On the

ail in her first business and she

nt styles of cooking porridge, but she also bought many tonics, such as wolfberry and longan. She also ex

orrow!" Vera said to herself,

had no time to eat. So they would make a beeline for her quick and nutritious breakfast dish. Perhaps she could even expand her menu later. But there was one catch. As a street stall owner, s

inary cooking skills. The simple dish could be whipp

eamed stuffed buns, she wou

e smell of porridge. When she opened her eyes, she found that Ver

ry it!" Vera turned around and

ate too much

rridge. As the previous night, Vera had force

her tricycle with the w

ation. This was the first day of her business. She had already selected the perfect place for her stall—the subway station nearby. It was the morning rush hour, which mea

own on her from the sky. Vera

several stalls around her. Then she turned on her megaphone and announced, "VV porridge, two dollars for a bowl of porridge, nutritious

ticing advertising, suddenly made

usiness?" Vera raised her chin slig

me a

I don't have a

but I'll pay you

alf dollars. I will give

ntion of many commuters. Her porridge started selling rapidly but

ss too. She didn't want to pester them for the money because she saw that they

ush hour ended and the crowd petered out, Vera too

shook their heads at her and

governor is

surprise as the other stall-owners acted quickly. In a fe

ey cleared out the ar

nses, she realized she

up the pots and pans in a hurry, but the p