My Substitute CEO Bride

Chapter 160

A woman’s calm voice rang out, and a group of people entered through the main entrance.

Olivia and her parents walked in with their family’s bodyguards.

Queenie was stunned.

Her family, the Watsons, were the richest in Jonford, and her older brother held a premium membership at the Chateau Hotel. Yet, the Lee family wanted such esteemed guests removed from the premises.

Helena’s face paled as she clutched the hem of her shirt.

She was having a hard time accepting the fact she would get kicked out of the Chateau Hotel today.

“Hey, Lee! Mr. Kai holds a premium membership at the Chateau Hotel. Do you really have the guts to have such a respected guest kicked out?” Rooney shouted at Olivia without any fear.

“You may have misheard me just now. I did not say I was kicking him out, but merely requested that he leave with his companions…” Olivia explained calmly.

“Did you hear her, Helena? She won’t kick us out!”

Rooney secretly heaved a sigh of relief.

It would have been the most embarrassing moment of her life if they got kicked out.

her head in shame.

Olivia was just being kind and giving them an out, out of respect for

glint appeared in Kai’s narrowed eyes. “Our grandfathers are old friends, Olivia. Don’t you think what you’re doing is a little too

there any hotel in Jonford that did not dare treat him with respect?

other for many years. The Watsons had even gifted a present worth over

This was done at Theo’s request. You may direct any dissatisfaction

to him…”

Theo Skye…

on his bottom

the richest family in Jonford might be extremely impressive to others, but the Skye family was a

of the Watsons’ businesses to bankruptcy

embarrassing if they were kicked out while everyone else watched. She strode over to Watson and whispered, “Kai, why don’t we ask Grandpa if he can speak to Theo? We hold a premium membership here, after all. He wouldn’t

fee, and only two of these

the Skye family would be reluctant

shook his head. “You underestimate the

assets since the eighties. Twenty million dollars was nothing to

them.

what interested them now, and Nash had made enough