Writing Web Novels In America-Chapter 255 - 260: The Showdown of the Top Girl Groups

As evening approached, Wang Jian appeared on the streets of Brooklyn in that same beaten-up pickup truck.

Not far behind him was that paparazzo with good photography skills, followed by a bodyguard from Black Water Security Company.

Feeling the slight chill, Wang Jian pulled his neck in.

"Luckily, I learned from yesterday and layered a comfy undershirt beneath my cheap jacket today."

At this moment, inside a nearby car, Gill looked at Wang Jian with a bit of confusion.

"Why does he look somewhat familiar?"

"Ha," Bonnie laughed, "Must be your drug dealer from before you got clean, right?"

Just then, Chris slowly came around the corner.

Wang Jian nearly burst out laughing as he saw the other person.

Chris, who was donning a somewhat juvenile outfit just yesterday, actually put on high heels, black stockings, and a pencil skirt today.

But paired with that baby face, it always seemed a bit comical.

"Wang," Chris, thinking about her hair removal accomplishment, suddenly felt a surge of confidence, "You treated me yesterday, so let me treat you today."

Wang Jian, noting her shivering, quickly opened the car door for her.

With some thought, he took out 3000 U.S. dollars and handed them over.

Seeing her surprised expression, Wang Jian explained, "You know the customs of us Easterners, financial control in a family is usually held by the women." (Being discovered writing a book and having even that bit of royalty fee taken away, the resentment...)

In fact, it was a forced explanation.

The main reason was Chris’s slightly run-down cheap stockings, in addition to her brand-name dress and high heels.

Although to justify his conscience, after using someone like her, Wang Jian would provide some compensation.

That should be way better than what girls from the Bronx District usually had to go through, with dating scumbags, getting pregnant, the guy disappearing, and becoming a single mom.

"But please, I’m a billionaire."

"Can’t let my date be in a financially embarrassing situation, right?"

Chris looked at the cash, then back at Wang Jian.

She indeed heard that most family incomes in Chinatown were managed by the women.

"This way of spending money, really like a drug dealer." The word "mistress" came to her mind, "But so what if he’s a killer?"

Chris took the cash and stuffed it into her bag, "I’ll hold onto this for you, quit once we’ve saved enough money."

Hmm?

Wang Jian looked at her puzzled, not understanding what she meant.

"Right," Chris suddenly got excited, "Let’s go eat at that restaurant we went to yesterday, shall we?"

Although Wang Jian had already set his sights on those two female waitresses.

According to the plan, he would only start arranging to meet them after winning over the affection of all three.

In the book, the segment where all three discover their relationship with the protagonist and compete for his favor without wanting to give up was very popular with readers.

"The food there, it’s really good." Chris slowly leaned against Wang Jian’s shoulder.

Alright...

Should this be considered a practice run for what’s to come?

With this in mind, Wang Jian started the car and drove towards the restaurant.

"Why are those two cars following after Chris?" Gill said.

"Never mind that, start the car!" Mary directed Bonnie loudly.

Finally, the car started.

By then, Wang Jian had already arrived at the restaurant entrance.

"Fuck, now I have to face that sarcastic waitress again."

But as he pushed the door open, the bustling restaurant instantly fell silent.

The African-American elder at the door bulged his eyes wide.

A short, plump Asian immediately ran over.

"Ha, I just knew this gentleman would come back," he said enthusiastically, leading Wang Jian to a booth.

"To meet your expectations, I’ve specially upgraded the menu."

After speaking, he shot a challenging look at the sarcastic waitress, "Everything including lobster and caviar, you name it."

Max scoffed and walked into the kitchen.

"Han’s hit the jackpot, that idiot from yesterday has come back."

"What?" Caroline peeked out the door, stealing a glance.

Then she adjusted her skirt, stuck out her chest, "A person who can spend 4000 US dollars for a meal won’t mind splurging a little to support our promising little cake business!"

"Are you crazy, Caroline?" Max shouted, "Anyone paying in cash like that is definitely a drug dealer."

"Besides, he’s got a girlfriend."

"I’m not thinking of doing anything!" Caroline gave Max a glance, "And your artist boyfriend from before?"

"He’s even got a fiancée!"

"That’s different, he’s an artist," Max retorted.

But Caroline had already turned and left, heading out to look for Wang Jian.

She looked puzzledly at Chris sitting in the booth, but Wang Jian was nowhere to be seen.

That’s because Wang Jian had just come out of the bathroom.

"What kind of toilet is this? Why are there moaning sounds inside?"

"Sir," Caroline walked over briskly, "Do you know that wealth can be accumulated, and making money with money is the best way to spend."

"Like this little cake." She conjured a slice of cake as if by magic from behind her.

Uh...

Wang Jian looked from the bathroom to the waitress in front of him.

Are you kidding me?

Everyone in this restaurant must be freaking insane, right?

Jill, who happened to be passing by, shared his opinion.

She had been sitting in the car for so long that she headed straight for the restroom when she arrived at the restaurant.

Jill glanced at Wang Jian, then at Caroline, whose skirt was hitched up, showing a fawning expression.

"Sir, just a heads up," Jill said, acting as if Caroline didn’t exist, "you need to watch out for scammers around here."

Scammers?

The word was particularly sensitive for Caroline due to family reasons.

"I’m not a scammer," she said loudly.

"Not a scammer? So you’re telling me you graduated from business school?" Jill retorted sarcastically.

Hearing this, Max, who was hiding behind the door, couldn’t stand it any longer.

She quickly joined the trio, her sarcasm in full swing.

"Decked out in designer wear in the Brooklyn District?"

"Either it’s fake, or you got dumped and came here looking for some tough guy?"

"Coincidentally, we do have one – Oleg?"

Dumped?

Jill seemed to have hit a nerve and was so angry she was shaking.

At that moment, Bonnie noticed the commotion.

How could she allow others to upset her daughter?

She strode over on her long legs.

"You have such good manners; your mother must be so proud of you," she said. freeweɓnovel~cѳm

Mother?

Max paused for a moment, then pushed Bonnie.

This got Mary up out of her seat, too.

Because of her preconceptions, she immediately grabbed Max’s arm.

A fight?

Max’s first instinct was to hit back.

One after another, the surrounding people got involved in the brawl.

Jill and Caroline were basically scratching at each other with their eyes closed and arms flailing.

Max, outnumbered, found herself at a disadvantage.

Then she thought she saw a silhouette and yelled out, "Sophie, help me!"

Wang Jian could only watch as a large, burly woman came charging in.

"Carolyn, Max, I’m coming!"

What the hell is going on?

Wang Jian was somewhat dumbfounded by the scene unfoldin before him.

And was that a woman just now or a bear?

Seeing the fight, Chris also quickly ran over.

"You’re all in this together!" Max yelled out.

"In our hometown, old ladies like you should be cremated," Sophie shouted back, her voice growing louder.

"Heh, if we were in prison, you wouldn’t even qualify to be my bitch!" Mary responded.

Caroline, Jill, and Cross kept scratching away in silence...

This...

Wang Jian saw three other men, white, Asian, and black, staring dumbfounded.

He thought for a moment, then ran over to the security guard and said, "Call the police."

It was unclear whether it was because Black Water had a special relationship with the police or if a patrol car just happened to be nearby.

But within minutes, the police arrived.

"Ha, you’re done for! Your boyfriend is a drug dealer!" Max taunted Chris.

Caroline, Jill, and Bonnie all tensely watched the police officers, stealing glances at Wang Jian.

However, the reason for their nervousness varied slightly.

Chris, the most dramatically affected, ran to Wang Jian and hurriedly said, "Give me the drugs, it’s my first offense."

Hmm?

Wang Jian was taken aback by her reaction.

What drugs?

Just then, the police walked in and immediately spotted Wang Jian.

The Brooklyn District police were well acquainted with this major sponsor due to a kidnapping case.

This is it!

Chris stared blankly as the police officers headed in her direction.

Jill, Bonnie, and Mary turned away, unable to bear seeing Chris lose her happiness again.

Caroline sighed, "Still no sponsor, huh."

Max looked at Han and then at Wang Jian, "You’re both Asian; maybe we should stick together when giving our statements later?"

"Ha, Mr. Wang, long time no see," the officer greeted him respectfully with an outstretched hand.

Sophie frowned, thinking for a moment, "He..."

"Isn’t that the bestselling author Wang Jian featured on NBC?"

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