Billionaire’s Missing Darling by Theresa Wilde

Chapter 115

Olivia’s remark was akin to a drop of water hitting a sizzling hot pan of oil. It created an immediate and explosive reaction, scattering shock and surprise throughout the room.

Gasps, murmurs, and startled expressions spread like wildfire through the crowd.

Diners who frequented the Smith Cuisine Hall were affluent people, including many influential businessmen. They held the cuisine in the restaurant in high regard.

They especially loved the restaurant’s signature dish, seared salmon with herbed couscous, a nourishing and delicious dish.

Some customers consumed the dish to regulate their bodies and found it to have excellent effects on their health.

They immediately frowned when they heard Olivia’s comment that the dish was not good. However, they did not want to say anything unpleasant due to their high standing in society. It was apparent that they were displeased. Their expressions conveyed an unspoken consensus of disdain for her.

The more outspoken customers mocked, “What an ignorant girl. Where did she come from? How dare she criticize the food at the Smith Cuisine Hall? What a joke.”

“She’s just trying to seek attention by pretending to be knowledgeable about the food in the Smith Cuisine Hall. She wants to prove that she is different to attain a fleeting moment of fame. She doesn’t know anything

at all.”

Some of them glared at Olivia. “This woman is not bad–looking. She’s probably a mistress. Her sugar daddy must have brought her here. She thinks she can behave arrogantly just because she has a rich man as backing.”

“That must be it. Such a woman only knows how to sell her body. She is lacking in social manners and doesn’t know how to appreciate the food at the Smith Cuisine Hall.”

Soon, the discussion became more heated. They ignored Olivia and continued to comment at the top of their voices.

In the beginning, the head chef, Cynthia Brown, was infuriated at Olivia’s

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comments about her food. When she heard what the crowd said, she felt

as a hush fell over the crowd. Cynthia looked at Olivia with contempt. “Ms.

Cynthia regarded Olivia with a disdainful glare. “This must be the first time eating this dish. Am I right?”

She leaned back in her chair and folded

an extraordinary yet familiar aura from Olivia. Her indifference and confidence were very similar to

well respected by the rich and powerful. How could she compare someone like Olivia

the thought away and refused to entertain that

grow

family. You’re used to plain, home–cooked meals. How dare you

like you are not worthy to eat the dishes

in her eyes. “Hang a sign at the door stating that Olivia Taylor and dogs are not allowed to enter this

crowd instantly burst into laughter. Someone even applauded Cynthia. “Chef Brown is really clever. That’s right. This is how we should deal with crude people like her. I agree with Chef Brown. Going forward, all hotels under my name will bear

too. I’ll do

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“Count me in.”

in the dining hall became more intense. In just 15 minutes, more than 10 restaurants and hotels indicated they would hang the same sign

then, Daniel returned to the restaurant. He was holding Andrew’s hand. When he first stepped into the restaurant,

suit of an Italian artisanal brand. The lightweight fabric clung to his body, outlining his impeccable physique. His strong and sensuous body emanated a hint of restrained

dim lights fell upon his face, accentuating the contours of his exquisite features. His appearance was peerless, akin to a

word. Immediately, everyone’s attention turned to

sign as the Smith Cuisine Hall fell into a hushed

Daniel was the one who brought Olivia to

restaurant.

more frightened customers turned pale at the thought of how

Daniel’s appearance. They regarded Olivia as some lowly mistress and were confident that Daniel would also treat her with disdain when