The Substitute Wife: My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire
Chapter 1066

Chapter 1066

Chapter 1066 In The Same Restaurant

"Mr.Larson, I don't think it's appropriate to visit to this hotel. This is the place where you and Mrs.Larsonquarreled the last time..." Vivian said in a hushed voice.

"Oh, it's fine. We don't even mind, so why should you?"

Brandon smiled and narrowed his eyes as he said slyly.

Vivian was startled by Brandon's passive-aggressive look. She pursed her lips and decided it would bebest for her to stay silent.

However, Brandon was not done intimidating Vivian. He put on a serious expression and asked, "Isthere anything about the hotel that's worrying you?"

Vivian racked her brain to replace an excuse and an idea suddenly flashed through her mind. She regainedher composure and replied hurriedly, "Many of us in the company thought the food here a little toospicy. So I thought it would be better to choose another location where the food is more agreeable forour staff. I happen to know a good Japanese restaurant nearby. Perhaps we could go there?"

"It's mainly because my wife likes the environment of this restaurant very much. If the staff feel that thefood is too spicy or something, I can hire another chef to be in charge of tonight's dishes. Just go askaround what they like to eat."

Brandon countered her indifferently.

"Oh !...Mrs.Larson likes this restaurant..."

Vivian muttered with a forceful smile.

In the evening, the Larson Group had booked the entire Newden Hotel.

Janet and Brandon entered the dining hall hand in hand.

When Janet saw Vivian across the room, she walked over and sat at the same table.

Janet started chatting with Vivian and the other female colleagues.

One of them complimented Janet, "Mrs.Larson, this place is amazing.

The environment is great, and the dishes are fresh and appetizing."

"I thought you all didn't like the food here.I heard many of you thought the food here was too spicy,"Janet said innocently, but her eyes were saying otherwise.

Vivian forced a smile and replied hurriedly, "Mr.Larson said he would hire another chef to preparetoday's dinner.

The dishes we had previously were not really suitable to the taste buds of the people in Barnes."

"I've been here several times before.The food is delicious, but it's a little expensive," a short-hairedcolleague said as she looked at Vivian curiously.

"Vivian is rich and has exquisite tastes.She is different from us ordinary people," another femalecolleague said sarcastically.

Vivian clenched her fists silently but controlled her temper and smiled politely at the colleague.

"Okay, the food is here. Let's just dig in," Janet quipped as she tried to diffuse the tension at the table.

While they were eating, a colleague started to gossip.

"I heard a waitress here had previously fallen down the stairs for no reason, and she is still lying in thehospital now."

"It's horrible! How did that happen?"

"It was said that it was an accident. But I don't believe it. How could she fall by herself for no reason atall? Someone must have pushed her, right?"

Janet listened to their conversation in silence and noticed the colors draining from Vivian's face. Shealso looked a little absent-minded.

The gossip was getting increasingly intense, and everyone was speculating about what had happened.

Suddenly, Vivian pounded the table and stood up. She looked at them coldly and scolded, "Why areyou gossiping about this at the company's party? It really ruins my appetite."

Everyone was shocked by Vivian's sudden outburst, but they didn't dare to argue because her positionwas higher than theirs. The short hair woman muttered to herself begrudgingly, "Mrs.Larson isn't evencomplaining. What right does she have to scold us?"

"Suck it up. It's best to avoid trouble," another colleague whispered, and everyone ate in silence.

Janet glanced at Vivian's exasperated look and said gently, "It's after working hours now. It's not a bigdeal to discuss something other than work. Sit down and enjoy the meal."

"I was just afraid their gossip may affect others’ appetite."

Vivian smiled faintly before sitting down awkwardly to continue eating. She knew the waitress who hadbeen pushed downstairs was still ina coma.

The waitress’ family had brought her home to take care of her. She would never appear in front ofVivian again for the rest of her life.

Vivian didn't worry about being discovered, but now she was a little disturbed by these femalecolleagues' words.

Brandon was walking over to their table after finishing a discussion about some business with severalshareholders when he heard the ruckus. He placed his hand on Janet's shoulder and whispered, "Iseverything alright? What just happened?"

"It's nothing. We were just having a heated discussion," Janet replied with a faint smile.

Suddenly, she remembered the wine she had prepared and said excitedly, "Brandon and I havebrought several bottles of good wine today. I'll get the waiters to bring them over. Let's get drunktoday”"

Everyone cheered and expressed their gratitude.

Only Vivian remained expressionless.

For some reason, she felt increasingly uneasy.

Soon, a waiter came and opened the wine bottles.

Suddenly, someone nudged Vivian's arm and whispered, "Vivian, look! Wasn't this the waitress fromthe previous dinner party?"

Vivian frowned as she glanced up at the waitress. Her eyes instantly widened in shock.

"It is her..."

Vivian muttered, her voice trembling. She was horrified to see the waitress wearing a mask that lookedvery similar to the one who had been seriously injured.

Wasn't the waitress supposed to be lying at home unconscious? What was she doing here?