Chapter 368
The Billionaire’s Maid Bride
Mrs. Pearson and her friends all knew Leah. They were part of the same social circle and often went to hang out at the hot springs, played cards, and did beauty treatments and therapy together. To be honest, they didnât think much of Leah, the nouveau riche. But they were envious of Leahâs brilliant daughter, who was pregnant with Lucianâs child. Once the baby was born, she would immediately become a part of the Lindberg family.
Who wouldnât envy the Flanagan family? They would soon be connected to the Lindbergs! The Lindberg family was the wealthiest in Northfield, with their fingers in as many as thirty companies. Her own family had recently established a partnership with Genesis Industries, a subsidiary of Lindberg Corporation.
Serena looked at Leah. âMrs. Flanagan, youâre here. I was just about to wrap things up and welcome you.â
So, that was the reason Serena was running late, Mrs. Pearson realized. She knew Serena, one of the main managers at the Red Jack Club, who took care of the waitstaff along with Sarah. Serena was the best at catering to customersâ needs.
It made sense that Serena didnât give her the time of day since she was cozying up to Leah. But for now, she didnât want to cross Leah.
Leah glanced at Serena. âYouâre so busy, I couldnât find anyone.â She took one look and knew what had happened in the room, her eyes landing on Mrs. Pearsonâs foot. âMrs Pearson, why are you getting upset with a flustered waiter?â
Mrs. Pearson chuckled. âYou have a point.â
Now that Leah was here, Mrs. Pearson didnât want to make this a bigger deal. She said to Serena, âOkay, I wonât hold you back. Go attend to Mrs. Flanagan. As for this waiter, let it slide. Just be careful next time, not everyone is as forgiving as I am.â
Tina was relieved to hear that she probably wouldnât be fired. She thanked Mrs. Pearson profusely.
Serena immediately invited Leah to her office and personally served her tea. She knew why Leah was there, and sighed, âMrs. Flanagan, that Allison is indeed hard to deal with. As you know, Sarah is quite fond of her. After all, sheâs one of Sarahâs people, and itâs not easy for me to act.â
Leah took a sip of her tea. âYou didnât say that a few days ago.â
âMrs. Flanagan, donât be upset. Iâm working on it.â
âSerena, I donât care how you do it, I donât want to see her here.â Not just here, but she wouldnât let Allison find any job in Northfield. She was going to make sure Allison and Grace were completely gone from Northfield!
âMrs. Flanagan, this does put me in a difficult position, especially with the big boss coming around more often. I canât make a big scene. Could you give me a few more days? I will handle it properly.â
*Serena, Iâm not here for a chitchat. Handle it well, and Iâll reward you.â
âI understand, I understand.â Leahâs daughter was about to become a Lindberg, and Serena couldnât afford to upset her. She was trying her best to please her.
Sarah had rejected Leah. If Leah asked for her help, she would always do her best.
Meanwhile, Linda found Penelope in a private room. Penelope was playing cards with a bunch of friends. âGoing home now? Is there an emergency? Did my mom come?â
âYes, she is talking with Serena.â
âWhy did she come?â Penelope looked at her cards. âAlright, I get it. Iâll head back as soon as I finish this game. You can go now.â
âOkayâ
Linda was just the messenger. If Penelope didnât want to go, she couldnât force her. All she needed to do was relay Leahâs message. It was better not to meddle, and Linda didnât want to get involved.
Penelopeâs temperament was hardly any better than Leahâs.
As Linda stepped out of the elevator, she ran into someone. âAllison.