Richest Mogul

Chapter 28

“What happened?” Skylar asked with urgency.

Janine had always been kind and warm. She could get along with anyone, anywhere.

Skylar knew that and wondered what had caused the receptionist to suddenly frown.

“Your mother was cleaning the elevator. She got into an argument with a guest who was going to the restaurant on the 36th floor for a meal. The guest has lodged a complaint against our hotel.”

The receptionist was panicking a little. She explained things to Skylar while also dialing the manager’s

number.

Jubilance Hotel had always valued customer service, so they took complaints seriously.

Although Janine had only been there here for a month, she was on great terms with her colleagues. They liked the Janine a lot and thought she was friendly.

Yet, now that the complaint had been lodged, no one knew how the manager would handle the situation.

Skylar immediately followed the receptionist into the elevator and onto the tenth floor. She heard an ongoing conversation inside the hotel’s offices before entering the space.

“You must be strict when dealing with this woman. We can look past her being rude to hotel guests in the

elevator, but how dare she hit my mother?” said one of the guests.

Then, the other guest joined in. “My diamond ring, worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, is missing. Only three of us were in the elevator, so this woman must’ve stolen it! I demand that you search her now!”

never steal from someone. Plus, you were the one who beat

the familiar voices.

of them since she’d left the hospital that

a date from afar when she’d bought her

them face to

to the mother–daughter pair hurling aggressive accusations at Janine. She pursed her lips and clenched her fists, suppressing her fiery hatred as she rushed toward

to perform a body search as the guest requested. The manager

all the blame onto her

truth.

find my ring. I’ll get the media to expose your hotel for

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the difference between their social classes. Since Janine hadn’t educated Skylar well enough, Sadie had taken it upon herself

on Janine even more now that she knew Janine worked as a hotel housekeeper.

more determined not to return to Janine’s

Maisy

her.

for a mother. If her friends found out about it, they’d surely mock

she’d joined forces with Sadie to frame her. Her

she held her ground in front of the manager.

on Maisy and Sadie, who donned

No matter how miserable she’d been, she’d never cried a single

death.

shame she felt from being framed