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Chapter 397

Wasn’t that a globally limited–edition Centurion Card?

Liana had worked at this restaurant for years, and had never seen a Centurion Card before.

The card wasn’t something just any rich or powerful person could get their hands on. To own one, the power and connections behind you had to be unimaginably strong. Even the prestigious Lewis family didn’t have one.

Who exactly was this woman? How on earth did she get that card?

Rachel noticed Liana frozen in place. She tapped her fingers lightly on the counter to snap her back to reality.

“Didn’t you want me to pay?”

There was no way Liana dared to go through with the charge now. If she did, she might never find another job in Yurelia City.

Her expression changed instantly; she forced a smile and began apologizing profusely.

“I’m so sorry, Ms. Lloyd. This was entirely my fault. I wasn’t being responsible. I didn’t take my job seriously enough. Please, I’m begging you, forgive me. You have to understand, people like me working these kinds of jobs, it’s not easy. And today was especially overwhelming. There were so many customers…”

Rachel’s expression remained cold. “And what does that have to do with me? This is your job. You make a mistake at work, and now the customer has to clean up after you?”

face flushed red. She bit her lip hard. “I–I didn’t mean it like that. You’re obviously wealthy. Why make things harder for people like us? If you

chuckle. “So now, you’re implying I’m the reason you’re about to lose

resentment on her

He turned to Tyler, who had been leaning against a

you

it was my card? Mine’s right here with

“What? That’s not your

said

was still looking at Rachel. Right now, she looked like she

crossed and smiling, he couldn’t help but think that Rachel was getting

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that the situation

you’re really not going

it

this was exactly what he wanted. He wanted to test just how much Rachel was still hiding from

past five years? What had she gone through to become this

that he couldn’t afford to offend Rachel, especially