Chapter 174

Chapter 174:

The waitress’s words indicated that even though there was a private room available, Eileen and Benjamin couldn’t use it.

“We made a reservation; it’s the restaurant’s responsibility to uphold that reservation. You should be looking for a way to solve this,” Eileen said. While Eileen argued with the waitress, Benjamin had been staring at a large black marble signage at the restaurant entrance, which detailed the origins of the restaurant. Next to it was a notice that read, “Due to high demand, please book in advance. Walk-in customers will not be served. If your reservation is confirmed and the restaurant is unable to accommodate you for any reason, you will receive tenfold compensation.”

Pointing at the notice, Benjamin said to the waitress, “If you cannot find us a table, then you’re required to compensate us tenfold as per your policy.” Eileen looked in the direction Benjamin was pointing and saw the big, bold text. Nodding in approval, she then turned to look at the waitress.

The waitress hesitated for a few seconds before looking at Eileen with newfound displeasure. “We’re only required to compensate you if your booking was confirmed. Did you receive a confirmation text?”

“Of course.” Eileen took out her phone and showed the waitress the text. The waitress barely glanced at it before saying dismissively, “You’ve been scammed. That’s not our restaurant’s number!”

At this point, Eileen’s patience was running extremely thin. She had never encountered such a shameless waitress before. As the waitress turned to go back inside, Eileen grabbed her arm to stop her. Anger written all over her face, Eileen dialed the number from the confirmation text, and the call soon connected.

“Hello, Fireside Restaurant. How may I help you?”

“Your waitress just hit a customer. I demand to see the manager!” Eileen said. Eileen hung up without waiting for a response. The pissed-off waitress struggled and tried to break free, but Eileen had an iron grip. Soon, a man in a white polo, jeans, and glasses emerged from the restaurant.

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“Emory, what the hell is going on?” Seeing that his staff had engaged in an altercation with a customer, the man shouted angrily at the waitress.

The waitress, flustered, stopped struggling and muttered a greeting to her manager. “I’m really sorry about this, Miss. Could you tell me what happened?” the manager asked Eileen politely. Eileen finally let go of the waitress’s arm, her voice ice-cold. “I made a reservation at your restaurant and received a confirmation text, but your staff member had the audacity to turn me away at the door. She even told me that the number that sent me the text was fake. So, I called to verify.”

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to her relatives,” the waitress whispered to the manager, but Eileen overheard everything clearly. Eileen looked at the manager with her arms crossed, waiting expectantly for a reasonable explanation. The manager knew that they were in the wrong, so after shooting

a customer who had booked a whole private room, Eileen and her reservation for two seemed insignificant in the waitress’s eyes. Eileen knew exactly what the waitress was thinking, and the waitress’s attitude infuriated her. But before she could protest, the waitress’s eyes

was dressed in a black jumpsuit, her curly hair cascading around her shoulders. With her delicate makeup and tall stature, she exuded a powerful presence, clearly a woman of high status. Bryan, standing beside her with one hand in his suit pants, leaned slightly closer to her as they conversed. Following them were

her face. Instantly, everyone’s attention shifted to Eileen. Bryan’s sharp gaze lingered on Eileen’s face for a few seconds before flitting over to Benjamin beside

“Miss Murray,” Benjamin nodded slightly. “We met in the Warren Group last time.” “I recall. Well, what are you doing here?” Zola glanced at Eileen and asked Benjamin, “Are

each other.” During Benjamin’s brief exchange with Zola, Eileen composed herself. Although the last thing Eileen wanted

they were all acquainted, the manager hurried to suggest, “Since you all know each other, why not share

have to compensate her tenfold for not honoring

ten-person table. Since Ms. Murray didn’t bring that many people, you can

a private room is an upgrade. Miss Murray hasn’t even said she’s okay with you two joining them, yet you’re already

fault. How dare you blame me for that? Secondly, you decided to squeeze us into Miss Murray’s reservation without even asking for her permission first. What kind of service is that?” Eileen questioned the manager and waitress coldly. Her words left them

and Bryan’s expression darkened. “So, this is how your restaurant operates,” he remarked coldly. The manager’s forehead broke into

you decide to deal with this.” The manager, thinking quickly, turned to the waitress and barked, “Compensate Ms. Curtis ten times her booking fee and offer her a small gift and an 80% off

manager’s instructions and went inside to make preparations. About

already started walking towards the entrance. Noticing that the others hadn’t followed, he turned his head to

Since you’re already here, you should join us.” Eileen paused for a few seconds before saying, “No, I

Noticing this, Zola said, “Ms. Curtis, Benjamin, if you don’t have any pressing matters, why not join us? I’d also like to use this chance to discuss

your gathering,” Benjamin replied, frowning slightly. Zola said, “No worries. I’ve just arrived in Wist Land, and Jacob and Bryan said they’d treat me

something, but with so many people around, she had no choice but to keep it to herself for the time being. The manager and the waitress

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