<strong>Chapter 1000:</strong>


    Behind the tinted lenses, the girl’s eyes narrowed. She was clearly branding Madisyn as insatiable.


    She swept a disdainful nce over Madisyn’s modest BMW, noting her in attire devoid of any luxury brandbels, and the absence of jewelry.


    With a sneer, she said, “You want me to apologize? Who do you think you are? Take this money and leave—don’t waste my time.” Her arrogance, even on Lorpond territory, was staggering.


    Madisyn’s lips curled into a frosty smile. Without further words, she calmly dialed the traffic police.


    The officers arrived within two minutes, as they were already in the vicinity.


    “What’s going on? Isn’t it just a rear-end collision? The Ferrari is clearly at fault. The owner is responsible for apologizing and providingpensation,” one officer stated firmly.


    The traffic officers began handling the situation by the book, while Madisyn stood back, arms folded, waiting for the blonde girl and Nathan to offer their apologies.


    The blonde girl hadn’t anticipated that this “insatiable” woman would actually involve the police. To her dismay, their Ferrari was temporarily detained as part of the process.


    Still unwilling to back down, she said, “I know your kind. Is thepensation not enough for you? I’ll give you double.” She signaled Nathan to hand over more cash, but Madisyn didn’t even nce at it.


    Her voice was calm yet resolute. “I said, I want you to apologize first.”


    Everyone felt the weight of the atmosphere around them, and the tension in the air was almost palpable.


    The traffic police wanted to resolve the situation quickly. One of them said to the blonde woman, “Miss, an apology for a rear-end collision is a reasonable request. Since you are at fault, you should apologize. Then, you can discusspensation. After that, you can go ahead with your business.”


    However, the blonde woman narrowed her eyes at the traffic officer. Clearly, she wasn’t prepared topromise.


    She took out an even thicker stack of money from her bag and waved it in the air, smirking condescendingly. “Still not satisfied?”


    The woman’s inherent disdain for others was fully evident in that moment.


    Madisyn looked at her coldly. “Do you think I’m short of money? It’s just an apology. What do you think of yourself? Do you consider yourself too noble to apologize?”


    Madisyn observed the woman closely and could tell that she held some remarkable status.


    But they were in Lorpond, and everything here had to be done ording to rules and order.


    Madisyn wasn’t afraid to offend anyone. If the woman and herpanion didn’t apologize today, they wouldn’t be able to leave.


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