If sothing’s up with their relationship, how can Miss Serena still laugh?
Can she even be in the mood to go buy afternoon tea?
"Miss Serena is only eighteen, already so successful, born with a silver spoon, and her fiancé is pretty top–notch."
"She’s way better than us in every aspect."
"All right, all right, keep your voices down. If soone hears you, it’ll tarnish the company’s reputation!"
Rosemary walked into the office; the assistant Dean had already laid out the food he had brought back on a small table.
Thirteen dishes in total.
"Ms. Rose, you’re here?" Dean lifted his head and respectfully said, "This is the food prepared for lunch.
Rosemary looked at the food on the table, picked up the fish soup to sll it, then picked up a dish of corn kernels fried with small sausages to examine it, even separating the sausages with a fork.
The color and sll of it cooled her gaze a bit.
"Ms. Rose, is the food still fresh?" Dean sensed Rosemary’s dissatisfaction.
"Let’s go to the cafeteria."
Seeing Rosemary rushing towards the cafeteria, a few curious employees sneakily followed.
Rosemary arrived at the cafeteria, and a dishwasher was washing dishes. Two chefs were resting in the outdoor garden.
They saw Rosemary, not knowing who she was, but seeing Dean following behind, they guessed her identity.
It must be the new CEO who recently made the employees nervous – Ms. Rose.
"Mr. Dean, is this Ms. Rose?" One of the young chefs extinguished his cigarette on the sole of his shoe and asked.
Seeing Rosemary walk into the kitchen, Dean softly explained, "Ms. Rose is just looking around. No need to be nervous."
When Rosemary entered the kitchen, she saw it was dirty and ssy. The young chef explained, "We haven’t had ti to clean up after cooking lunch. Usually, it’s very clean. Last week, governnt staff
ca for inspection, and we got an A rating."
"Call your manager."
Hearing Rosemary’s icy voice, the young chef was stunned and quickly said, "Our manager is usually not here..."
"Then ask him to co over." Rosemary coldly said, "Imdiately."
"Yes..." The young chef was intimidated by Rosemary’s aura and quickly called the manager.
Just a few minutes after the call was made, before the manager had even arrived, Oscar showed up.
"Ms. Rose seems to have much free ti, even coming to the kitchen."
Oscar received the news and rushed over at top speed, seeing Rosemary looking at the frozen at in the fridge.
"Ms. Rose, did you forget? Our cafeteria has been outsourced to a catering company outside. Even if inspection’s needed, it shouldn’t be done by our company’s people." Oscar said with a smile.
"From a legal standpoint, the company is responsible for the outsourced cafeteria. Mr. Oscar, you’re getting old, and if you don’t understand the law, it’s okay."
Rosemary lifted her gaze, looking at the man before her with a blank expression and a small smile playing on her lips. "I heard the cafeteria manager is your relative?"
Oscar blinked, letting out a sarcastic laugh. "Does Ms. Rose have a problem with ? Are you looking to pick a fight with my family?"
Rosemary chuckled softly, glancing up at the surveillance cara. Just as she suspected, the cara had already been switched off.
"Turn the cara on." Rosemary instructed her assistant.
"Ms. Rose, what are you trying to do?" Oscar was clearly unhappy with her actions: "If the caras here need to be turned on, it’s not our company’s job to do it." "Ms. Rose, it’s on now." The assistant
Dean reported back after completing the task, speaking respectfully.
At this point, the cafeteria manager rushed over, mopping his sweaty forehead. He noticed the young girl beside Oscar and couldn’t help but ask, "Mr. Oscar, this is?" "Didn’t you get the mo? We’ve got
a new big shot in the company, and she’s flexing her muscles right here." Oscar clearly didn’t think much of the girl in front of him. Manager Dave caught Oscar’s drift but still responded with a smile: "Ms.
Rose, if you have sothing to say, spit it out."
"There are so at pies left over from lunch. I just ward them up, along with so other dishes.Dean, please have Mr. Dave and Mr. Oscar taste them,"
"Sure thing." Dean imdiately set about
preparing the food.
Oscar and Dave exchanged glances, clueless about her intentions.
"Ms. Rose, if you’re trying to get us to taste the food to improve it,"
Before Dave could finish, Rosemary cut him off with a terse, "Please."
The food was promptly laid out before them.
Dave didn’t refuse, picking up a piece of the at pie and taking a bite. "Tastes good."
Oscar didn’t touch his cutlery; he looked impatiently at the girl before him and said, "If Ms. Rose is inviting us to lunch, you really shouldn’t have; I’m full already." "Is Mr. Oscar full, or are you too scared to eat?"
Rosemary’s words made everyone present tense, and the employees who were sneakily watching the showdown started to feel uneasy.
"What do you an by that, Ms. Rose?" Oscar asked irritably.
Dave hastily interjected, "This was freshly made by the chefs at lunchti, right?"
The two chefs nodded vigorously, though their eyes betrayed their anxiety and fear.
"I didn’t say it wasn’t freshly made." Rosemary smirked coldly. "I’m just curious about the filling. What’s it made of?"
"The filling." Dave paused before laughing. "Ms. Rose, you’re quite the joker! Of course, the filling is fresh pork bought from the market by our chefs, minced, and made into pies."
"Are you referring to the minced ’at’ made from soy protein chunks chopped up and mixed with tapioca starch, a series of food additives, and pork essence? And the spring onions inside, replaced by spring onion oil? Am I right?""
Everyone was gobsmacked. What? The at pies they had for lunch didn’t have any at, and they were all food additives?.
They all felt like throwing up.
"Ms. Rose, you can’t just make wild accusations because you–are young. Do you have any evidence for what you’re saying? If not, you’re slandering our cafeteria." Though Dave said this, his eyes were clearly shifty, and even Oscar couldn’t hide his expression anymore..
"Whether the filling in this pie is fresh at or not, wouldn’t a lab test tell us?"
Rosemary looked at them, speaking with clear interest: "Mr. Dave, when you were eating that at pie just now, you felt a bit uneasy and scared, didn’t you?"
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