Ch. 4359: Married At First Sight Chapter 4359

Chapter 4359

“Anyway, I’m heading out for a drink tonight. Why don’t you two come with me and let’s get completely wasted!”

One of the bodyguards spoke with a grim expression.

Carrie glanced at the other bodyguard. He was even more reserved—the one who usually drove whenever she went out.

When he noticed Carrie looking at him, he replied coldly, “Miss Newman, you insisted on going to the bar. If anything happens, you're on your own.”

With that, he turned and walked away.

The other bodyguard froze for a second, then quickly followed his colleague, leaving with him.

He no longer tried to stop Carrie from going out.

Carrie walked out of the villa without a hitch.

Now that she’d reclaimed her identity as Miss Newman, she could no longer use Mrs. Labbe’s luxury car.

Wearing high heels, she made her way to the street, hailed a taxi, and told the driver to take her to the bar she used to frequent.

Then, she started calling her old girlfriends to come join her for drinks.

Back then, the girls who hung out with Carrie were from families that weren’t as wealthy as the Newmans. Their parents owned small businesses, and they had some money—just enough to call themselves rich kids.

They stuck around because Carrie was generous. She never made them pay for anything—whether it was meals or shopping trips.

Who wouldn’t want a friend like that?

But they weren’t real friends. Carrie thought of them as her besties, her ride-or-die sisters. What she didn’t know was that they only saw her as an ATM. They were just using her.

Before Mr. and Mrs. Newman went to prison, the Newmans were a true powerhouse family, worth over ten billion.

Carrie was the apple of her parents’ eye. As the second daughter of the family, she had everything going for her. She was spoiled, arrogant, and short-tempered—but as long as people could benefit from her, they put up with it.

Then everything crashed. Her parents were hit with heavy prison sentences, and even Carrie ended up doing time.

By the time she got out, the Newman family was nothing like before. Everything that had belonged to Carrie was now under Camryn’s control.

Camryn had taken over the family business and become the head of the household. The sisters had no love for each other. Carrie wanted Camryn gone, and Camryn had no intention of making life easy for Carrie.

Carrie, once the proud second young lady, couldn’t even go home. The big villa was Camryn’s now.

To make matters worse, her bank cards were frozen. Overnight, she went from heiress to broke. She had to rely on her brother for handouts and sold off her luxury items just to survive.

Without money, there was no way she could keep up her old lifestyle.

She could no longer treat her “sisters” to food and drinks—instead, she started hitting them up for loans.

Unsurprisingly, those so-called friendships collapsed. Her friends cut ties with her instantly.

Furious, Carrie would still call them up just to curse them out, and eventually, they all blocked her.

Only a few hadn’t blocked her yet, but they kept their distance.

Carrie now reached out to the few who still hadn’t cut her off.

“Let’s go out for a few drinks tonight. Same bar as always. It’s on me. Don’t worry, I’ve got plenty of money now. I can cover the tab.”

“You won’t have to spend a dime. I just need to blow off some steam, have a drink, chat a little, and get a few things off my chest.”

The moment they heard Carrie was paying and they wouldn’t have to spend a cent, everyone she called agreed to come.