Chapter 445: Dismount Show of Power 4 Chapter 445: Dismount Show of Power 4 Soon after Mrs. Lewis got up, the servant who first brought Victoria Garcia to meet Grand Lady Johnson reappeared.
“Miss Garcia, I found you here.” The servant smiled a little awkwardly, but still tried hard to squeeze out a smile as she continued, “Grand Lady Johnson is about finished with her business and has sent me to bring you to her.”
“Sorry, I felt a bit cold in the small living room, so I came out for a walk, and I happened to meet Mrs. Lewis and asked her for a cup of hot tea instead.” Victoria spoke frankly.
The servant didn’t expect Victoria to be so straightforward and not hide her feelings at all.
Usually, if someone wanted to get into the Johnson Family’s home, they would have to endure all sorts of grievances. But Victoria was different; she directly told her that the room they arranged for the guests was too cold, and that no one served her hot tea, so she had to ask someone else. This comment was an implicit accusation of their hospitality.
The servant apologized, “I’m sorry, Miss Garcia, it’s all because of my lack of arrangement. I did prepare the hot tea, but I didn’t see you when I came back.”
“No problem, I’m an easy-going person, and I don’t mind at all, you don’t have to mind either.” Pretending to be innocent was easy for her, and she could even pretend to be heartless.
“Since that’s the case, I’ll trouble Miss Garcia to follow me to meet Grand Lady Johnson now.”
“Sure!” Victoria agreed readily.
As she got up, she thanked Mrs. Lewis, “Mrs. Lewis, thank you for the hot tea and snacks, they were delicious.”
“You’re welcome, come back for more next time.”
“Sure.”
After a few polite exchanges, Victoria followed the servant and left.
The servant led Victoria across a small path, and within three minutes, they entered a room.
As soon as they entered, Victoria heard a woman’s laughter and the sound of mahjong tiles.
“My goodness, Grand Lady has such good luck today, she won again! If this continues, I’ll be starving for the rest of the month.” This was a lively and coquettish voice.