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48 “Casual”

Author: June Rimari
last update Huling Na-update: 2024-11-14 00:36:18

Forty-Eight

The restaurant manager, Saul, visibly shaken, approached Chaos along with two waiters who were ready to head to Chao’s commands. “Mr. Battenkurt,” he stammered, his voice filled with apology and fear knowing Chaos’ status.

The Spencers and the Battenkurts were longtime patrons of the restaurant, a family of immense wealth and influence. Saul knew that the couple’s rude behavior had crossed a line, and he was prepared to face the consequences.

Chaos, a man of discerning tastes, had rarely frequented such opulent establishments. His arrival at the restaurant was a significant event, a testament to the host’s prestige. Saul, the meticulous manager, had personally overseen the preparations, ensuring that every detail was perfect. However, the incident with the rude couple had marred the evening's beginning, casting a shadow over the otherwise flawless setting.

Saul had been informed by Ralph with what happened earlier at the entrance. Saul, himself, had witnessed the confron
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