The Broken Warrior’s Daughter by Cooper
Chapter 611

Chapter 611

His plan worked.

From not far away, the lobby manager, Lewis, hastened to the scene.

His face was full of gloom.

He had overseen this area for decades and had never encountered such a situation.

He wanted to replace out who the troublemaker was.

It was outrageous that they made things difficult for his men.

But when Lewis saw Harriet, he was dumbfounded.

He couldn't believe that Harriet was causing trouble there.

After all, she was the sister of their boss, Alan.

Lewis's legs felt weak.

He was willing to bow to Harriet if she could let the matter drop.

He regretted having gone over.

Alan had instructed the managers of the Gem Trading Center about Harriet's presence in Imperium and emphasized that she must be treated with the highest courtesy when she arrived there.

The managers hadn't taken it seriously because Harriet could directly ask Alan for anything. How could she go to the trading center to choose gems in person?

Harriet was the general manager of a company, so she did not have much free time.

Therefore, the senior managers only informed the managerial staff without notifying all the employees.

The security guard didn't know Harriet's identity or the consequences of offending her.

But Lewis knew.

Harriet looked at him meaningfully, and Lewis had to come up with a flattering smile.

"Sir, this woman insulted me and let her assistant hit me. Look!" complained the security guard, happy about Lewis's arrival.

But what happened next shocked him.

Lewis bowed to Harriet and spoke respectfully. "Ms. Munoz, did this security guard offend you just now? I will fire him immediately!" The security guard was stunned.

He stared blankly at Lewis, trying to say something, but Lewis's stern demeanor deterred him.

Harriet was full of doubt.

When she noticed Lewis in a suit coming up, she guessed that he was a manager.

She had been prepared, thinking that Lewis would accuse her.

But Lewis acted so humbly.

She had been worried about nothing.

Lewis looked uneasy, waiting for Harriet's reply.

After pondering for a moment, Harriet calmly said, "After this security guard apologizes to me, fire him."

Lewis breathed a sigh of relief.

Alan doted on Harriet, and they often talked about her in the company.

Discussions about her were often bizarre.