CHAPTER THIRTY TWO
Author: ERO HAY
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“It's funny how they just let trash walk into the airport these days! What the fuck do you think you're doing here?” Amanda asked Devin again while she sized him from the head down.

She could see his appearance had greatly changed; even his clothes, although simple, were extremely expensive.

“I'm sure he stole them. He's probably a driver for Henry Blake. Not even Yvonne Hall would give him so much money,” Amanda thought to herself.

“Since your lover's imprisonment, I thought you'd be hiding from public places so your shame wouldn't be captured on camera,” Devin said to her and the words stung Amanda so much.

She flared her nostrils as she forced a laugh.

“Ha! Why will I hide? I have nothing to be ashamed of. Everyone knows to give me respect and you should too!”

“How shameless of you to show up here today. What is this? Are you scamming Yvonne Hall now for a change of wardrobe? I'm certain she wouldn't even give you a dime because you don't deserve any help!” Amanda spilled out.

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