They Used My Face To Catfish Rich Men, So I Took Them For Myself Chapter 02

They Used My Face To Catfish Rich Men, So I Took Them For Myself Chapter 02

I didn’t even have to dig. The comments conveniently revealed where Jessica and Graham had agreed to meet.

And wouldn’t you know it—it was the same hotel where I’d just been hired for a part-time job two days earlier.

Since I had been planning to accept his arrangement, I’d already quit the job yesterday.

But when I called the hotel manager, he didn’t give me any trouble. He said I could come back whenever.

I couldn’t help touching my own face.

I knew exactly why he’d agreed so easily.

This face.

Ever since middle school, I’d known I was pretty. Boys had been slipping notes into my locker for years.

But my mom always told me not to use my looks to take shortcuts.

So I’d always worked hard the honest way. I’d never even thought about going down that road.

And yet, without me taking a single step, someone else had taken that path for me—using my face.

I rushed to The Grandview Hotel. Thanks to my face, they stationed me at the front entrance as a greeter.

From the comments, I learned Graham had been waiting in the private room for three hours.

Five minutes earlier, he had found out he’d been stood up.

Spotting a figure coming down from the second floor, I carried my tray of drinks and deliberately bumped into him.

He was already annoyed from being stood up.

The second we collided, he shot me an irritated look.

I kept my head down, apologizing while frantically dabbing at his shirt.

Right before he could speak, I looked up.

The moment Graham saw my face, he froze.

He grabbed my arm, his voice full of surprise.

“Baby?!”

I pretended to be confused and quickly pulled my arm back.

“Sir, I think you have the wrong person.”

“Baby, it’s me—I’m CY.”

“Sir, I really don’t know you. Please show some respect.”

The excitement in his eyes faded.

He stood there frozen, slowly realizing something, his expression shifting.

Just as the atmosphere grew awkward, my phone rang.