Chapter 93 She’s Right Here
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Seeing the situation escalating, Alaina quickly pulled Helen’s sleeve. “Helen, the Graysons might already be here. Let’s not waste time arguing. Use the restroom quickly, and let’s go
Hearing this, the older woman frowned slightly and murmured, “The Ceaysons?”
Could these women be referring to her family? But Miguel had told her that Helen had a gentle and kind personality. The girl before her couldn’t be more different.
Helen scoffed, giving the woman a disdainful look. “What? You know the Graysons?”
Judging by her modest clothing, Helen assumed the woman was clueless about high society.
The woman replied, “Know them? I’m more than familiar. Do you even realize that I’m…”
Helen cut her off. “Are you a maid for the Graysons? Let me tell you, I’m going to be the future Mrs. Grayson, so you better start respecting me now.”
Helen lifted her chin higher, her gaze filled with even more contempt for the woman. How could the Graysons bring their maid along? What were they thinking?
The woman just shook her head in disappointment and walked away without another word.
Helen sneered at her retreating figure and turned to Alaina. “Mom, did you see that maid? She’s already so insolent knowing I’ll be the future lady of the Graysons. Once I’m part of the Grayson family, she’ll be the first I’ll deal with.”
Alaina cautioned her. “Don’t, Helen. If she knows you’re going to be the Graysons‘ daughter–in–law and still isn’t showing you respect, she must be important to them. Don’t mess with her before you’ve secured your place.”
Helen pouted. “Fine, Mom.”
Her main goal was to usurp Teresa’s position as soon as she was in the Graysons‘ household. Only then would she be the true mistress of a prestigious family.
Caroline, who had been hiding in a stall, stepped out after the two women left. She chuckled to herself, replaying the absurd conversation.
Helen was indeed foolish. Despite the woman’s modest attire, she exuded a naturally noble demeanor. Coupled with her claim of being someone important in the Graysons, it was evident she was Teresa, Linden’s mother.
Helen had mistaken her for a maid! This was going to be interesting.
However, Caroline had to prepare the meal and wouldn’t be able to witness how this would unfold.
Glancing at her watch, she saw it was nearly noon. She washed her hands and, following Kelly’s instructions, hurried to the hotel kitchen.
Meanwhile …
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frowned.
What is this maid doing at the same table as the guests?
She wanted to reprimand the maid but paused when she saw a handsome man sitting nearby.
This must be Linden, she thought, her heart skipping a beat.
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With a seductive smile, she walked over and sat down gracefully at the table. Alaina followed, smiling at Linden. “Linden, where are your parents?”
Alaina knew that Linden’s parents, Walter and Teresa, were usually very busy. Perhaps they had urgent matters, leaving the maid to accompany him. Even though she understood, she felt compelled to ask.
Linden paused and glanced at Teresa beside him. His mother was right there. Were these women blind?
After a brief silence, he replied, “My dad had to attend an important meeting out of town.”
Helen chuckled. “Oh, did your mom go with him? They must be really close, always together.”
Linden’s brows furrowed at her words.
What was wrong with these women? Couldn’t they see his mother was sitting right there? Even though they hadn’t met her, it wasn’t hard to figure out in this setting.
Even Edwin and Miguel, sitting nearby, frowned at Helen’s comment.
Edwin turned to Helen, “Helen, this lady next to Linden is Mrs. Teresa Grayson. Greet her properly.”
Helen’s eyes widened in shock as she stared at the woman across from her.
She’s Teresa?
No way! The Graysons are so wealthy, how could Teresa dress so plainly?.
Helen couldn’t believe it. She turned to Edwin, still skeptical. “Dad, you must be mistaken. Where do you see Teresa here?”
She was still blaming Edwin for his supposedly poor eyesight, thinking he had mistaken a maid for Teresa.
