I Love You, Miss Genius

Chapter 227

“I know him because I used to come here often,” Bonnie replied truthfully.

“Are you that rich?”

“I’ll be honest. Someone else always footed the bill whenever I came. I never spent a dime myself.”

Daken and Avril did not think Bonnie was the type to mooch off others. Instead, they saw her as genuinely talented and willingly let others treat her. The waitstaff served the food as the trio

conversed.

“Wow, the dishes came so quickly! Whenever we came before, we’d have to wait for ages, especially for the Maine Lobster Thermidor the head chef makes. It’s usually hard to get a reservation for it. My

dad and I have never had a chance to taste it until now.”

Suddenly, Brittany’s irritating voice sounded, “Waiter, waiter! We arrived at the same time as them. Why did you serve their dishes first but not ours? We asked for the Maine Lobster Thermidor earlier, and you said we were too late to order it.

“The head chef only makes three Maine Lobster Thermidors daily. People reserved those three a week

ago,

correct?”

The waiter replied smilingly, “I didn’t lie to you, miss. Indeed, people have reserved those dishes a week ago.”

how come they have it?” Brittany pointed at Bonnie’s table and yelled, “Don’t tell me they booked it a week ago! I refuse to

in if she reserved it. There’s no need to reserve a room

waiter looked embarrassed.

before them, yet some tables did not have a

you do things in such a prestigious hotel? Everyone arrived before Bonnie, so why did you serve them first? Did she bribe you

diners looked at Bonnie disdainfully when

say something like that without proof! Apologize to Bonnie now, or I’ll call the cops on you!” Avril wanted to rip Brittany’s

the cops if you dare.” Brittany stood up. “I’m not scared of you or

Chapter 227

him because I used to come here often,” Bonnie replied truthfully.

that rich?”

honest. Someone else always footed the bill whenever I came. I never spent

her as genuinely

the Maine Lobster Thermidor the head chef makes. It’s usually hard to get a reservation for it. My dad and I have never had a chance to taste it until

the same time as them. Why did you serve their dishes first but not ours? We asked for the Maine Lobster Thermidor earlier, and you said we were too

daily.

“I didn’t lie to you, miss. Indeed, people have reserved those dishes a week ago.

week ago! I refuse to believe it! We came to the hotel together just now, and

no need

I—” The waiter looked embarrassed.

yet some tables did not have

Everyone arrived before Bonnie, so why did you serve them first? Did she bribe you or something? Since you refuse to answer, I must be right. I heard she often

disdainfully when