A few minutes later, the taxi driver dropped the three of them off at the entrance of the manor.

“Here you go, folks, we’ve arrived. Who’s paying the fare?”

The two cousins got out of the car, lost in their own thoughts.

They were only there to bolster Carrie’s confidence, so they did not want to reach into their own pockets to fork out more expenses.

They were no longer the pampered young masters of wealthy families. They had bidden farewell to their days of extravagant spending. Now they worked regular jobs, earned a few thousand bucks a month, and had to support their wives and children. They needed to be frugal.

Unlike Carrie.

Despite her bitter feud with Camryn, she was still a young lady of the Newman family and had a share in the family’s wealth.

Once she returned to the Newman family and reclaimed her bank cards, phone, and car keys, she would have endless wealth.

This taxi fare had to be on Carrie.

Observing her two cousins getting out without any intention of paying