Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 50

“Hehe. You have nothing to say for yourself now, right?”

Beatrix smiled gleefully. Just as she was about to teach

him a lesson, Emmanuel said calmly, “This isn’t a

candlelight dinner. I’m only treating her to a meal to

thank her.”

“Huh? Thank her?” Beatrix was surprised.

That never crossed Beatrix’s mind. “I was the one who

helped you that night. You should be treating me

instead. Why are you treating her to a meal? Is it

because you like her? In what way am I not better than

Claudette?” she asked, riled up.

She even puffed her chest when she finished her

sentence.

Emmanuel was at a loss for words. Ms. Beatrix is really

an active person. Her personality’s the complete

opposite of that icy woman. Mm… I’m sure they’re not

related by blood.

“Ms. Beatrix, you’ve misunderstood the situation. I’m not

thanking her because of that. She was the one who

helped my mother get the ward back.”

That was when Emmanuel told her what happened at

the hospital.

At the same time, he found the situation odd. Why is

weird questions during

see…” Beatrix stroked her

feeling upset

wonder if there’ll be any changes to her

I tell her the

you don’t mind, I can treat you to

thank you too.”

“Really?”

I can only treat

low on

frankly, his cheeks blushing.

I’ll hire you because of this meal.

to work from tomorrow onward and become

informed

“Huh?‘

Just like that?

froze for a few seconds before

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“Thank you, Ms. Beatrix.”

out

asked, “Manny, how did the

go?”

was the first to get

interviewees eyed him nervously.

must’ve failed! I’ve never

graduate getting hired at

Jacob mocked.

employees at

educated people.”

an individual to have professional knowledge. They’ll never

youngsters discussed softly

answered, “Mom, I got

working tomorrow,

to work.”

“What?”

popped

astonishment. One of them

glasses.

He got hired?

approached and asked softly, “What

that she wanted to join Terence

have a

little odd. Are you sure you want to hear them?” Emmanuel asked sincerely. He was