An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori Chapter 1149

Half an hour later, two luxury cars slowly pulled up in front of A’roma. The doors opened, and Dustin and his group got off one after the other.

A’roma was a newly opened restaurant. It was known for its excellent ambiance, service, and food. The restaurant had garnered favorable reviews.

There were many high-ranking officials and prominent figures who frequented the place. They had made a prior reservation. Thus, a few senior waitresses promptly led Dustin and his group to the second floor.

On the second floor was the VIP area. Regular VIP patrons sat in the main hall, with decorative screens placed between tables.

Meanwhile, higher-tiered VIPS had private rooms. They enjoyed a better experience in terms of environment. and services. “Ms. Harmon, this way, please.”

A senior waitress dressed in a white shirt smiled as she led the group. She brought them to the entrance of a private room named Celestial Room 3.

the door and was about to walk in when a woman dressed in a black professional suit abruptly stood in their way. A nameplate adorned her chest, bearing the title “Assistant

room, “the assistant manager, Sue Fern, said. “Ms. Sue, you must have been mistaken. These guests have made

and have specifically requested Celestial Room 3. We

Sue, this doesn’t seem right. The guests have already made a reservation. How are we supposed to explain it

Rooms, and the other three are already occupied. There are no more rooms we can switch

room it is. Just get them another room. What’s with all the nonsense?” Sue was

extremely different. I don’t think they

had paid for a Celestial Room but were offered a Terra Room instead. It was a significant

talk to them! “Sue glared at her before approaching Dustin and his group. With a fake smile, she said, “Dear guests, our staff has made a

We have several Terra Rooms available for

made a reservation for this room half an hour ago. Isn’t it too late to tell us it

that they were being mistreated. Everyone was there to dine and spend money, so why should they be given the short end of

make things difficult for me.” Sue’s smile disappeared. “Am I making things difficult for you, or are