Life at the Top

“Your attitude’s horrible!” Tiffany told the female server angrily.

The female server was infuriated and she pointed at Tiffany’s nose to say, “My attitude’s bad? What kind of attitude do you expect from me when you can’t pay for anything? Sure, I can be nice, but can you afford it?”

“I shoo away dozens of broke people like you a day. Who are you to claim that my attitude’s bad?”

The loud server attracted the attention of many customers and other servers. Under public scrutiny, Tiffany felt her cheeks burn in shame and she bit her lip, unable to say another word.

Just then, a man in a suit walked over.

“She’s right, Lara. Your attitude’s not very nice!”

The man in a suit chided the server.

The server, Lara, looked at the man and smiled courteously. She said, “I’m sorry, Mr. Pearce. But I’m already too busy and I still have to deal with broke students.”

“Being busy isn’t an excuse for a bad attitude. After all, we’re in the service industry and the customer is always right,” The man said with a crescent-eyed smile.

Despite his words, he showed no sign of truly reprimanding Lara.

such a pretty and refreshing girl in front of him, his eyes lit

the manager here, Miss, as well as half an owner since I have shares in the restaurant. You’re very much welcome to eat here, I

was not stupid. From Mr. Pearce’s gaze, she could tell

back and shook her head. “It’s alright. Your restaurant’s too expensive, I can’t

turned to

“No way. Our server’s

Pearce then reached out to take Tiffany’s

at Mr. Pearce, she said,

Pearce’s face

and straightened his suit before he said arrogantly, “Look, miss. I’m considered half an owner of this restaurant and I

I might even give you a chance to experience the

Tiffany’s eyes when she looked

why some people could be so full

were both men, but he seemed like a completely different species

not interested in your world

coming from since you’ve never got to experience the world of wealth anyway. So it makes sense that you don’t know how magical it is. But you won’t be able to leave that

want to eat here today. You won’t have to worry about a discount, nor would anyone humiliate you over it. No matter how busy the restaurant is, no one would make you wait and they’d arrange the best

at Tiffany with arrogance and haughtiness hanging off