Love Letters, Divorce Papers (Jared and Amber) novel Chapter 246

Jared walked over and held Makenna in his arms.

In the eyes of others, he was protecting her.

But only he knew that it was a hug of no warmth.

"Manager, how are you going to settle this?" At this time, Jeremy took off his coat and put it on Amber. He looked at the manager and asked coldly.

The manager sighed, "I'm really sorry about this. We didn't expect that the chandelier would suddenly drop. This is our fault. We will bear the full responsibility. Your meals today are free of charge. We will also pay for all the medical expenses, and provide you with a membership card. What do you think?"

The manager's eyes darted between Jeremy and Jared.

He thought that it was up to these two men.

However, Jeremy looked at Amber and asked, "Amber, what do you think?"

Amber rubbed the space between her eyebrows and said, "Do as the manager says. After all, this isn't his fault. No one knows in advance that the light will suddenly fall down. We were just unlucky to sit under it."

"Alright then." Jeremy said to the restaurant manager.

The manager was very grateful, "Thank you, thank you for your understanding. I'm really sorry for ruining your good mood."

The manager bowed to Amber and Jeremy.

After Jeremy helped the manager up, he looked at Jared and asked, "What do you think?"

Jared was afraid that Makenna would make a fuss again, so he replied quickly, "I agree with them."

The manager was grateful again.

He was afraid that these two men were not easy to deal with.

Because he knew that the young lady who had hurt her face was a tough nut to crack.

Fortunately, this man was quite considerate. Otherwise, if the young lady who had hurt her face had the final say, she would not let it go so easily.

After solving the problem, the manager wiped the sweat on his forehead and finally felt relieved.

Suddenly, a waiter who was handling the chandelier said doubtfully, "Manager, this chandelier is so strange."

"What's wrong?" The manager walked over.

Amber, Jeremy and Jared also turned to look curiously.

"Look." The waiter pointed at the pillar of the chandelier, "The steam is not rusty or corroded. How did it break?"

"This..." The manager was confused, too.

The manager looked at the stem of the chandelier with a complicated expression and could not speak for a long time.

The stem connected the chandelier with ceiling. It was extremely thick and sturdy. Moreover, it was made of alloy. Even if there was a huge earthquake, the chandelier would not fall down off the ceiling unless the stem was corroded.

However, the alloy material would not get rusty so easily, not after a least ten or twenty years, but this restaurant was open for less than a year.

"Did someone damage it deliberately?" Amber narrowed her eyes and made her guess.

Jeremy nodded, "Well. Since the probability of the stem breaking itself is too small, then it's very likely that someone has damaged it."

"Some…someone damaged it?" The manager was shocked and said in a hurry, "Sir, excuse me. We will never hurt our customers."