Her eyes brightened when she saw Andrew and his group, and she quickly approached.
Julie was feeling cheerful.
She assumed the manager was about to ask them to leave.
If this incident made it online, it would surely create a buzz.novelbin
Everyone would learn of these Lorpond people’s embarrassment.
Anna nced at Andrew and quietly asked, “Do you want toe in with us?”
But Andrew didn’t even nce her way.
This was the first time Anna had been disregarded like this.
She felt a sting of upset but regained herposure quickly.
In that moment, she resolved to assist him if he and his group were asked to leave.
“Mr.
Klein, you’re here atst! Please,e in!”
The restaurant manager, usually quite arrogant, greeted Andrew with unexpected warmth and a very positive attitude.
“Let’s go,” Andrew said to his group.
Rosaline gave Julie a victorious look and followed Andrew and the others inside.
The manager escorted them directly to a window-side table.
“This is our best table with the finest view.
We’ve reserved it especially for you.
”
“Okay, get back to your work,” Andrew said, passing the menus around.
“Order whatever you like.
”
Rosaline could barely contain her excitement as she perused the menu.
“I can’t wait to try this! Thanks.
”
“You’re wee.
” Andrew then turned to Madisyn.
His usually cool demeanor softened.
“Everything going alright?”
“Yes, everything is fine,” Madisyn answered, smiling.
Julie and her group, watching from the doorway, were dumbfounded.
Securing the best spot in this restaurant usually required a reservation and a minimum spend of two hundred thousand.
While Julie and her friends weren’t strapped for cash, shelling out two hundred thousand for a meal was too much for them, so they typically settled for a table where the view wasn’t as good as the one by the window.
Yet, how did Madisyn and her group manage to get those seats?