Divorced The True Heiress Gets It All novel Chapter 99

Chapter 99

The waitress frorelos a moment before quickly saying, “Please hold on, let me check

She hurried to the reception desk and checked the reservation system. Sure enough, the Golden Premier Suite was booked under the nan

Gibson.

The waitress said apologetically, “Ms. Gibson, I’m terribly sorry, but the Golden Premier Suite officially opens at 7 pm, and it’s currently & pm.

The reservation policy for the Golden Premier Suite was strict: it could only be used from 7 pm to 10pm.

Liam’s face darkened, his tone icy. “Rules are made by people, aren’t they? We’re already here what’s the harm in starting half an hour early?

The waitress could tell these were people of high status and not ones to offend. Normally, she could request approval for early access, but the problem was that the Golden Premier Suite was currently occupied.

Looking distressed, she bowed deeply and apologized. “I’m so sorry, but the Golden Premier Suite is currently in

in use.”

“What?” Hannah’s perfectly made–up face showed a hint of anger. “I made a reservation! How could you let someone else use my suite?”

The lobby was filled with a tense atmosphere.

Hannah and Liam bath wore grim expressions

The Cole Group wasn’t planning to collaborate with the Shaw Group just this once, and the Gibson Group also had business interests in mind. Building a good relationship with Kim was a shared goal for both Hannah and Liam.

Navoron Restaurant gave off an air of luxury and grandeur. Each private suite had its own unique design, but all of them screamed extravagance.

The Golden Premier Suite, however, stood out with its modern design and strict usage restrictions.

Cloe, the owner, had once mentioned that this suite was specially designed for a particular VIP, which explained its unique decor and limited availability.

Other suites had no such restrictions and could be reserved just a few days in advance. But the Golden Premier Suite required at least a month’s notice, and during peak seasons, reservations could take up to three months.

Everyone believed Naveron Restaurant was using a scarcity marketing tactic, but they couldn’t resist falling for it.

Hannah had waited two full months to secure this reservation.

She had specifically invited Kim for this dinner to apologize and strengthen their relationship.

And now, of all times, this had to happen.

Not far away, Amanda Clark, Kim’s secretary, watched the scene unfold, the awkwardness in the air almost tangible. She leaned toward Kim and muttered, “Should’ve stayed home today.”

Amanda used to be Kim’s high school classmate. After studying abroad, she joined the Cole Group and had been working as his secretary ever since.

Kim shot her a sidelong glance. “Weren’t you the the raving about how much you wanted to try the food at Navoron Restaurant?”

“And Alex wants it toot I promised to bring her some food here,” Amanda replied.

Alex was one of Kim’s assistants and also a friend who had graduated with him.

“You’re embarrassing me,” Kim said calmly.

Amanda sighed. “At this rate, we might not even get a table!”

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