Love at the Wrong Table (Emmanuel Lowe and Mackenzie) novel Chapter 940

Chapter 940 A Brewing Crisis

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The hotel’s general manager led a group of people, marching with determination toward the fifth-floor restaurant.

A brewing storm of tension filled the air.

As the elevator doors parted, the employees in the corridor were gripped by fear. They quickly lowered their heads, trembling as they greeted the approaching figure, “Mr. Patton!”

Aden Patton completely ignored them, his face filled with anger as he made a beeline for the restaurant.

“Hey, what’s going on, really?”

“I have no idea. I’ve never seen Mr. Patton this furious before.”

“Someone must’ve stirred up a major problem!”

As Aden moved further away, the employees immediately began to whisper among themselves, secretly hoping not to get caught in the crossfire.

After all, being part of the Luxoria Hotel staff had its advantages.

Meanwhile, Liza had returned to her workspace.

The supervisor, a woman in her thirties, curiously asked, “Liza, is that woman truly the infamous troublemaker that’s been making headlines in Yeringham recently? She does look attractive, but I never expected her to have such a wicked heart.”

As she spoke, her eyes held a tinge of jealousy.

“Yeah, that’s her!”.

Liza sneered, her face full of disdain. “That woman was quite a handful back in high school, relying on her figure. She was good at picking fights and getting into brawls, but a lot of guys pursued her. So, she must have been really proud. Hmph, I don’t think she has much to be proud of now!”

The supervisor raised her hand and chuckled coldly. “Yeah, women like her rely on their looks when they’re young, and once they hit their thirties and experience divorce, scandals like this come out. Whether she can find a husband in the future is questionable. She probably fancied herself as some sort of refined lady. Let’s see how she handles this embarrassment; she must be fuming!”

Her subordinates behind her nodded and voiced their agreement.

Women, in general, could be quite petty and envious.