Her Exit 396

Chapter 396

Yale instinctively stood up. “What’s going on? Let’s go check.”

If Rachel ended up being mistreated, Tyler would definitely hold him responsible.

Cecilia and Yale quickly made their way to the front desk.

Meanwhile, Rachel was in the middle of confronting Wilson.

“You’re the manager here, right? Please check the surveillance footage. Your staff clearly didn’t serve caviar or lobster, but they’re insisting we ate them.”

“My sincerest apologies, Ms. Lloyd. We’ll check right away.”

Liana, overhearing this, looked at Wilson in surprise. “Mr. Woods, you…”

“Do you even know who she is? And you still dared to provoke her?”

Liana was stunned for a moment. “She’s just here for a meal. What, is she some big shot or something?”

Even now, Liana still looked down on Rachel. Her eyes were filled with disdain.

After all, in a place like this, customers never argued over a dish or two. In fact, most were so concerned about appearances that they would rather pay extra than lose face by complaining.

Wilson snorted. “She’s even more important than most of our rich clientele.”

Liana was about to ask what he meant when someone from the kitchen ran over.

“Mr. Woods, I’m terribly sorry. It was our mistake. We’ve got a new hire in the kitchen today, and it’s been hectic. They accidentally printed the wrong order and added two dishes from another table to this young lady’s bill.”

“Which two dishes?” Wilson asked immediately.

“Caviar and lobster.”

Liana’s expression turned dark instantly.

Wilson, not missing a beat, snapped, “Liana, why are you still standing there? Apologize to the customer!”

Still trying to defend herself, Liana muttered, “That was the kitchen’s fault. My job is to collect payment. What does that have to do with me?”

The chef immediately apologized to Rachel. “Miss, the mistake was entirely ours. We’re very sorry.”

“To express our apologies,” Wilson chimed in, “tonight’s meal is on the house. You won’t be charged.”

Before Rachel could respond, Liana muttered under her breath with a sarcastic tone, “What a scene for a free meal. If she actually had money, she wouldn’t care about a couple of dishes.”

The second those words left her mouth, Rachel turned and walked up to her. Rachel’s gaze was icy and devoid of emotion.

“Say that again.”

“I will! You’re just—”

But as Liana looked into Rachel’s eyes, the rest of her sentence got stuck in her throat.

Rachel let out a dismissive snort and stepped forward with undeniable authority.

“Let me say it for you. You were trying to imply I didn’t want to pay because I couldn’t pay. Why else would I care about a few dishes being charged by mistake?”

Liana scoffed. “Well, that’s what it is!”

“Then how about this? I’ll pay the bill right now. Your restaurant can find another way to compensate me, but first, this cashier must be fired. And second, her behavior today must be publicly posted on your announcement board. Good luck finding work in this industry in the future.”

Rachel was going to end this woman’s career.

Without wasting a second more, she retrieved a card from her purse and placed it on the counter.

“Go ahead and swipe it.”

Liana’s gaze landed on the card, and she froze.

This card looked familiar.