Olivia was the one who talked first. “Are you okay, Halma? Why did you end the call?”
Halma wiped the dirty water off her face before answering with urgency, “It was an accident. I’m fine. Are you coming over? If you ever see a woman walking out of the washroom, stop her! By the way, I scratched her hand earlier.”
Olivia hummed. “Don’t worry. I’ve stopped them. And you’re wrong. There are three of them.”
Halma’s painful limbs were nothing compared to the good news. “All of them?” she exclaimed. “Olivia, you’re the best! I knew you’d come for me. Come over here and get me out now. They locked me in the cubicle.”
Humming a response, Olivia ended the call. Then, she turned and shouted to grab a server’s attention.
A while later, a server approached her. Olivia began with a blank expression, “These three locked my friend in the washroom. Can you help me get her out?”
Even though the waitress was confused, she nodded. “All right.”
Then, she rushed down the corridor and headed to the washroom. Meanwhile, Lexie shouted, “How dare you accuse me? I didn’t lock your friend in the washroom. Do you have proof?”
One of her friends jumped out to defend her. “She’s right! We don’t even know you friend.”
Another added, “You’re making a groundless accusation here. We can sue you for defamation, you know?”
Olivia chuckled upon hearing that. “Go ahead. I told you to call the police, but you keep spouting nonsense without taking practical action. What is this? A circus?”
As she dismissed the trio’s threat, she typed three numbers into her phone. “Can’t muster up your courage to call the police? It’s okay. I can do it.”
At that, the trio panicked and they exchanged a look. Things will get out of control if the police are involved! Lexie began in a shaky voice, “Go threaten somebody else with the police. You’re the one blocking our way!”
Olivia nodded. “That’s it. Explain it to the police once they’re here, alright?”
As soon as she said that, the call was connected. Olivia told them the address of the restaurant and briefed them on the story. At last, she added that she hoped they could come here as soon as possible.
Lexie and her friends knew they screwed up, and the first idea that came into their minds was to run. When Olivia was looking the other way, the trio tried to walk past her.
However, Olivia would never allow three powerless women to escape under her nose. She caught up with them and kicked Lexie back to her original spot.
Lexie’s body wasn’t fit to take it. The momentum sent her staggering forward. After stumbling, she fell to the ground.
She was panicked and scared. Her identity as the daughter of the Snow Family didn’t matter to her right now. Remaining on the ground, she shouted, “How dare you hit me?! I’m going to sue you for that! Somebody, help!”
Olivia barely refrained from rolling her eyes as she calmly stated, “What’s the point of screaming? There are surveillance cameras in the corridor.”
The statement took Lexie aback. Realization belatedly dawned on her. She had been planning to blame Olivia for hitting her if Halma called her out for hitting Halma. After all, she wouldn’t go down alone or without a fight.
She forgot that they were in the corridor. Before Lexie could rise to her feet, a person came out from the washroom. Olivia glanced in that direction and immediately felt bad for the person. Halma looks like a mess.
Halma’s hair was disheveled. She staggered, but her eyes were burning with anger. She looked exactly like a patient who escaped the asylum. Her outfit was soaked by dirty water. The white dress clung to her body, slightly revealing her lingerie under the dress. The dirty water continued to trickle down her dress.
Her delicate make-up was smudged, and her head was hurt in the encounter earlier. Blood was dripping from her forehead. Besides, her shoulder was swollen. Even her acquaintances had a hard time recognizing her.
However, Halma looked like she was on fire. She basically stomped down the corridor and walked toward Lexie.
