My Mommy Became A Billionaire After the Breakup
Chapter 1620 Compensation

Chapter 1620 Compensation

"Enough!" Adolf shouted.

Eliza looked at Adolf. "Of course, that's enough for you. The tycoon woman said just now that you get everything from Amanda. Didn't you also get money from me? How much money did you take from our parents? How much of the money was earned by me!"

When Adolf heard her words, his self-esteem was severely hurt.

He swore a curse, raised his hand, and slapped Eliza.

He was a middle-aged man, and his strength was, of course, much stronger than Samara's strength.

Eliza's ears were ringing from the beating, and her mouth smelled bloody.

She responded.

Without hesitation, she rushed to Adolf.

Screaming and cursing, she beat Adolf desperately.

Samara was remorseful, trying to separate the siblings.

She didn't know who kicked her in the stomach. Before she lost her balance and fell, she grabbed the tablecloth on the table and just pulled it.

A set of cutleries crashed to the ground.

The sound of money breaking on the ground.

Finally, the siblings who were fighting each other came back to their senses.

"My God!" Adolf exclaimed.

A cup alone cost several thousands of dollars, and there was a complete set!

Eliza was stunned for a moment, then suddenly lost her mind. She sat on the ground and laughed while clapping her hands. "Pay for it! Pay for it!" Anyway, none of the money fell into her pocket.

Then it was better to waste it all, and no one could spend it!

Samara looked at the broken porcelain pieces on the ground and finally became anxious. She rolled her eyes and fell to the ground.

Outside the door, both the manager and the waiter were very calm, and they were very happy to watch the scene.

This restaurant was jointly opened by Evie and Athena.

When they were leaving, Athena had told the waiters that they were not allowed to stop the people inside if they wanted to smash things.

Surveillance was turned on for video recording throughout the entire process.

If someone was injured, just call an ambulance.

But for the loss of the tableware or the damage to the decoration during the fight, they must pay for the cost.

After Samara fainted, the restaurant immediately called for an ambulance.

Samara was carried away on a stretcher. The manager let Eliza go, but not Adolf.

"Sir, this is a bill for the loss of items. You have to pay for it!" The manager politely and gracefully took out the bill.

Adolf took a look, and his face was as black as the bottom of a pot.

"Just a few cups and saucers. Do you want me to pay 80 thousand dollars? Are you robbing money?"

"We have a purchase contract here, and the price is calculated according to the depreciated price. It will cost more if calculated according to the purchase price," The manager said with reason, "And it's not just the tableware, but also the tablecloth your mother had torn."

"It's too expensive, and I can at most... at most pay you two thousand dollars! My mother fainted at your place, and I still want to hold you accountable!"

Adolf felt that two thousand dollars was too much!

"We are just working here. How can we set the price? If you keep talking like this, we can only call the police. Anyway, the surveillance in the private room is always on, and the police can understand what happened at a glance. What happened just now had nothing to do with us. Our restaurant is purely the victim!" The manager was teasing.

Hearing that the surveillance was always on, Adolf began to feel stressed.

How could the surveillance be seen by the police?

A tycoon like Athena would definitely be fine if she threatened people, but she said what kind of crime he had committed!

"Call the police." The manager motioned to the waiter behind him.

The waiter immediately picked up the landline.

"Stop!"

Adolf felt extremely painful.

He pulled out several cards and paid the money in several installments.

"Please keep your receipts and invoices!" The manager was still polite.

Adolf pulled over vigorously and strode away with a dark face.

When he walked out, he was extra careful, fearing that he would pay more if he broke something here again.