A Sweet Night: The CEO Loves His Wife Ardently novel Chapter 54

She just wanted to avoid Bryson, but in the end, she was taken as a terrorist by the hotel staff. Audrey was quite depressed.

Audrey was extremely uncomfortable as others looked at her in a strange way. As she tried to pull something out of her pants pocket, the hotel staff beside her became nervous. They stared at her, afraid that what Audrey pulled out would be a miniature destructive weapon such as a bomb.

Audrey could not bear it any longer. She walked up to a waiter who was about to report to the walkie-talkie again at the corner.

When the waiter saw Audrey stand before her with a fierce look, the walkie-talkie in his hand fell to the ground.

"Ms. ... Audrey!" The waiter was a 1. 8-meter fat man. At the sight of Audrey, he trembled with fear. His flesh shook so hard that it was disgusting.

He was a strong man as tall as 1. 8 meters. But he was afraid of a weak girl. He trembled and stuttered in fear. If others found it out, he would be humiliated

Damn it.

Audrey took a deep breath and looked at the fat man with a gentle smile. "Let me tell you. I'm not a terrorist!"

She took out all her papers and said, "Here are my ID card, my lawyer's license, my driver's license, and my residence permit. Do you have any questions?"

"No ... no... No ... no." The fat man shook his head hard.

"Alright, you can tell your colleagues to stop staring at me like I'm a terrorist. I'm a good citizen!" Audrey said sternly.

"I know ... I know!"

Only then did Audrey turn around and leave in satisfaction.

On second thought, Audrey felt she was a bit unkind just now. When she was about to apologize to the waiter, she found the waiter had disappeared and the walkie-talkie on the ground was still lying there.

...

Seeing that her words didn't work, Audrey returned to the restaurant angrily.

Not far away, Bryson could see Audrey talking to the waiter in a private room separated by a glass wall. He sat there and saw it all.

Beside Bryson stood Hargrove Brooks, the general manager of the hotel.

Cordova Group was one of the shareholders of Golden Hotel. Hargrove was reporting to Bryson about the hotel.

Hargrove noticed that when he was reporting on his work, Bryson, who had a cold aura, became much less domineering. He was looking in a direction not far away.

Franco had worked for Bryson for a long time and understood Bryson well.

"Isn't that Ms. Audrey?" Franco asked in the right time.

"Yes." Bryson turned around and his cold aura returned. He coldly said, "Continue."

"Yes!"

Hargrove secretly touched the cold sweat on his forehead.

After reporting to Bryson, he hurriedly informed the people in the hotel to be polite to Audrey.

...

In the restaurant.

Audrey discovered that after she asked the waiter to tell his colleagues that she was not a terrorist, the waiters' attitudes towards her did not change at all. So, Audrey no longer bothered with them.

While she was having a buffet dinner in the dining hall, she talked to her best friend about what just happened on a chat app when two restaurant staff suddenly walked over.

Nellie, a staff member, looked at Audrey affectionately. "Miss, are you satisfied with tonight's dinner?"

Audrey looked up and saw two staff members wearing white aprons standing in front of her with a smile.

What did they want? Did they want to test her again?

Audrey hung her shoulders and said impatiently, "I am not a terrorist. You don't have to test me like this."

The other staff member, Madge, kindly replied, "Miss, we know that you are not a terrorist. We misunderstood you before."

Audrey heaved a sigh of relief.

"Glad to hear that?"

Madge continued to ask with a beam, "Miss, are you satisfied with tonight's dinner?"

"Sort of. Maybe I'm not quite used to the food in Pine City."

Nellie said, "I see. I wonder what you like. We have a chef from Peace City. He can personally serve you to make up for our hotel's rudeness to you."

Audrey hurriedly waved her hand. "No need."

Nellie returned, "Miss, please let us, or we would think that you won't accept our apology."

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In the end, Audrey had to order two more dishes. Not long after, two plates of Peace City cooking, which were both delicious and good-looking, were served.

Since the hotel had served the food, Audrey thought she'd better eat it. Thus, she got stuffed and felt uncomfortable.

After leaving the restaurant, she did not return to her room. Instead, she walked out of the hotel to digest.

It was hot during the day in May, but it was much cooler at night.

On the street, there were wisteria trees everywhere. The lights shone on them. The purple flowers in the daytime became pink. It was another fantasy scene.

After taking a walk, Audrey almost digested the food, so she prepared to go back.

When she saw the scene in the middle of the road, she suddenly narrowed her eyes.

In the middle of the road, a woman was hugging a three-year-old boy. The boy resembled Audrey's brother Quentin Munn, who got lost at three years old.

Quentin ... Quentin....

Audrey had an impulse to rush over to pick up the little boy, but her rationality stopped her.

Nineteen years had passed. Now, Quentin must have grown into an energetic youth. He could not look like a three-year-old child. Therefore, that boy couldn't be her younger brother.

The sight of that boy touched Audrey on the raw. She was overwhelmed by a deep sense of guilt.

If she had stayed at home, Quentin wouldn't have been tricked out of the house by Wendy and get lost?

Who would have thought that Wendy, who was only four years old at that time, would be so scheming?

Audrey hated Wendy for being vicious and herself for being careless.

Thinking of this, Audrey took out the half-moon jade pendant from her neck.

She and her brother each got half of this jade pendant. Two halves could be combined into a circle, which was left to them by their mother.

The rope hanging the jade pendant suddenly broke. Audrey hurriedly reached out to catch the falling jade pendant. However, a person was suddenly frightened and knocked her to the side. Along with her jade pendant, she fell to the ground.

Audrey did not notice the fleeing crowd. She saw that her jade pendant landed next to a person's feet. She frowned and was about to pick it up.

Unexpectedly, that person stepped on her jade pendant.

"Excuse me, you're stepping on me...." Before Audrey could finish, she realized that she and a strange man were being surrounded by a group of people.