Betty’s words attracted some curious passersby, most in awe at how much Betty was insinuating in


    those


    few words.


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    Firstly, she asserted that KS World Hotel was responsible for this mistake, thus making Ada the victim.


    Secondly, she imed that Alyssa had yet to resolve the aftermath of said mistake and was using


    MINT’s


    charity auction to tide things over.


    Thirdly, she used Alyssa of being an irresponsible general manager unsuitable for her role. She


    imed that Alyssa couldn’t meet customers’ needs and couldn’t maintain confidentiality.


    That meant Ada’s choice to go with Berenike Hotel was affirming that they were far better than KS


    World


    in all these aspects.


    The reporters erupted into yet another flurry of questions like fish that had been tossed bait.


    Alyssa had anticipated that Betty would do this already, attacking her and the hotel’s reputation on such


    an important evening.


    She looked at Sophia and Betty’s extravagant makeup, feeling that the two of them resembled clowns


    at


    this moment.


    Just then, Ada Kingsley walked into the venue with Yves Vanderbilt from MINT, dazzling all who had


    eyes on them.


    Yves nced at Alyssa from behind her shades before nudging Ada with her elbow. “I think you should


    reconsider working with Alyssa Taylor.”


    “Why?” Ada asked.


    “Because her brother is an intelligent, powerful, and devastatingly handsome man. I’m not bluffing at


    all. Jonah Taylor is the hottest man I have ever met in my life.” Yves’ eyes glowed when she said that.


    Then, she added, “He’s the love of my life.”


    “I don’t see how that’s rted to why I should work together with Alyssa Taylor again.”


    Yves scowled, then prodded her friend again, this time gently saying, “Come on, can’t you give my


    ‘sister-in w’ a chance, for my sake?”


    Ada was left speechless. She wondered if this was considered moral ckmailing.


    Meanwhile, Jasper was on the second-floornding, quietly watching the event unfold as he leaned


    His gaze finally fell back on Alyssa. He watched her calmly answer all the reporters’ questions. A smile


    graced his face. He knew she wouldn’t give up so easily.


    Alyssa was the sort of individual whose resolve to fight grew stronger with each challenge she


    encountered.


    “Mr. Jasper, those mutts who call themselves reporters are bound to tarnish Madam’s reputation if we


    don’t do something!” Xavier eximed, ncing worriedly downstairs. “Can we, please?”


    “No.” Jasper shook his head. “I can’te to her defense even if her reputation is actually in danger. I


    am


    a Beckett.


    “Standing out now will onlyplicate things further. I’m sure she already has ns on what to do


    next.”


    Xavier nodded solemnly, choosing to trust in Alyssa. It was best not to get in her way.


    More importantly, he didn’t want Jasper to worsen his standing with her, which was likely to ur if he


    intervened at this moment.


    “Xavier, I need you to get two things done right away,” Jasper suddenly said, his tone dead serious.


    “Yes, sir!”