My billionaire husband spoils me too much novel Chapter 498

"Christina, are you sure you don't need to go back to the Hopkins family for dinner?" Crystal had a delicate mind and was used to being considerate. "If you suddenly don't go back, will Old Master Hopkins be angry?"

Christina thought for a moment. "No, it should be alright."

Ms. Hopkins might pick on her at the dinner table. Her mother-in-law, Judy, would keep silent and be an onlooker. As for Senior Mr. Hopkins, he would only say that she'd better go home early next time and wouldn't take such trifles to heart.

Compared with Crystal, Christina suddenly felt her life in the Hopkins family was not that bad. It was rumoured that the rules in the Hopkins family were stringent, but actually the life there was not that difficult.

Christina turned the conversation back to Crystal. She felt that Crystal was too oppressed after getting married.

She continued, "Look, children nowadays are parents' riches. Geoffrey is the only child in the Stephenson family, so everyone in the family revolves around him."

As Christina spoke, she looked at Crystal confidently. "When your baby is born, the two elders of the Stephenson family will pay attention to your baby. Geoffrey should also like having a little brother or sister."

Crystal walked side by side with her, listening quietly without making a sound. She lowered her head, and her eyes brimmed with tears.

Christina heard from Charles that there was a popular Chinese restaurant nearby, which was particularly famous for its stews which were really delicious.

Although Christina was not attentive enough to notice Crystal's frustration, she still made an effort to ask about suitable food for a pregnant woman.

Christina excitedly pulled Crystal into the restaurant. "Here we are. Even Charles said the food here is tasty. You should have a try, and your baby will be healthier."

While seeing Christina act so warmly to be considerate of herself, Crystal felt much better. She smiled and said, "Okay."

Crystal knew why Patrick Hopkins liked Christina. It was really comfortable to be with her, and she could make you forget those vexations for the time being.

Coincidentally, Christina booked a private room and was about to have a big meal with Crystal, and then she saw two acquaintances sitting in the private room next to hers.

It was Ms. Hopkins, whom she hated very much, and Brianna.

"What are they doing here?" Christina stopped. The door of the private room was not closed, and she could faintly hear some curses inside.

Ms Hopkins scolded Brianna fiercely. "I was kind enough to introduce a boyfriend to you. Why did you perform so recklessly? At least you've lived in the Hopkins family for so many years, but how could you didn't even know the basic etiquette. It's embarrassing that I brought you here."

Ms. Hopkins scolded Brianna without caring about her feelings, even though they were in a public place, so the waiter in the private room was very embarrassed and wanted to meditate but didn't know what to do.

Strangely, the quiet lady kept her head down from the beginning and did not utter a word.

The more Ms. Hopkins did this, the more Christina felt sorry for this lady. She looked rather young, and Christina pitied her for having such a snobbish relative.

"Madam, I have seen that it was the male guest who did something to this lady." The waiter couldn't stand it anymore and spoke up for Brianna in a low voice.

"It was this older lady who brought her niece over for a blind date, but the man just acted so indiscreetly. At first, he sat close to her and wanted to chum up with her. As soon as he saw the older lady go to the bathroom, he rudely touched the young lady's thigh. The young lady was so scared that she quickly stood up and somehow tugged at the hot pot on the table. The soup stained the man's pants, and he was also scalded and then scolded.

"It's none of your business. Get out of here!"

Ms. Hopkins was in a bad mood, as her plan failed. When she saw this waiter speak up for Brianna, she immediately snapped at him as she always scolded servants like that at home.

This restaurant was fancy, and most of the customers here were rich people, who were generally polite and respectful. While seeing this arrogant guest speak so harshly, the waiter thought about whether he should go and ask the manager to mediate.