Flirting With My Ex-husband novel Chapter 82

She had no choice but to withdraw her gaze and look a t the name list in front of her, feeling very bored.

The Smith family was particularly influential in the showbiz so tonight Alexander was an important guest.

The moment Alexander entered the venue, he saw Scarlett sitting in the guest seat. Raising his eyebrows, he signaled a worker not far away.

And the worker walked towards him immediately. "M r. Smith, what can I do for you?"

Alexander pointed to Scarlett not far away. "Is there something wrong with your arrangement? Don't you know who Scarlett is? You arranged her to sit there?"

The worker's face became stiff, as he felt a little embarrassed. "Mr. Smith, sorry. I'm not responsible for the seating arrangement and..."

Alexander didn't want to listen to his explanation and said, "Raymond will be here in a while. Change Scarlett's seat quickly."

From Alexander's words, the worker knew what he should do.

This seat was arranged according to the importance o f guests. Scarlett was the president of Crain Vision Entertainment Co. Ltd and Raymond's ex-wife, so she

was important and her seat was near the middle of the front now. But because she was not as important a s Ralph and Alexander, her seat was not in the middle.

The worker answered, "Okay, Mr. Smith, I'll change the seat right away."

The seats were not easy to change, but when Raymond was mentioned, other guests did not dare to complain.

The worker originally thought that it was difficult to arrange other guests’ seats. But he didn’t expect that Scarlett's seat would be the most difficult to arrange.

"Ms. Reed, I'm really sorry. Please move. Your seat is there. The worker misplaced your name."

Scarlett glanced at the location pointed at by the worker. It was in the middle of the front. If she sat there, she could not avoid it when the camera raked around.

She didn't want to move. "It doesn't matter. Sitting here is okay."

Anyway, these seats were arranged according to the importance of guests. The more central a guest's seat was, the more powerful the guest was. Scarlett knew that no guests in the middle of the front were willing t o change seats.