Chapter 10
Author: Adewale
last update2026-08-01 18:47:20

"I am so terribly sorry, sir," Sarah stammered, her voice shaking violently as her hands hovered over the desktop keyboard. "I did not recognize... I mean, I had no idea you were holding a black card from First National Bank. Please, let me fix this right now."

Mason rested his arms against the dark wood counter, looking down at her with cold eyes.

"What is the full name of your general manager?" Mason asked quietly. "I think it would be much faster if I had a brief word with him directly about
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    "I am so terribly sorry, sir," Sarah stammered, her voice shaking violently as her hands hovered over the desktop keyboard. "I did not recognize... I mean, I had no idea you were holding a black card from First National Bank. Please, let me fix this right now."Mason rested his arms against the dark wood counter, looking down at her with cold eyes."What is the full name of your general manager?" Mason asked quietly. "I think it would be much faster if I had a brief word with him directly about how the front desk handles high-tier guests who arrive without an entourage."Sarah's eyes went wide with pure panic, and her breath caught in her throat. She gripped the edge of the counter, bowing her head down until her forehead almost touched the polished wood."Please, sir, I am begging you!" Sarah pleaded, her voice cracking with desperate emotion. "Please do not call my manager! If he finds out I spoke to you like that, I will lose my job on the spot. I have two young children at home an

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