Jiang Nuan couldn’t stand it anymore and exhaled a breath of frustration, blocking her way, glaring with displeasure, "Miss, please, this is your work ti, not off-duty ti. I have no problem with you flirting after work, but during work hours, please focus on your job and control yourself!"
The blonde, blue-eyed staff mber’s face turned red with anger, trying to argue, "I’m just asking you to fill out a form, who do you think you are?"
Jiang Nuan leaned one hand on the table, a slight sneer appearing on her fair face, her bright eyes staring intently like distant fireflies, "I told you when I ca in that I was the person who called you. Was I not clear enough, or did you not hear well? Oh, you’re neither; you heard , but just treated as if I was invisible. Has no one ever told you not to flirt with n accompanied by won? Aren’t you afraid of being caught in the act?"
The blonde, blue-eyed staff mber was so angry she pointed at her, voice trembling, "You, you, you... don’t even think about your luggage!"
Jiang Nuan rcilessly slapped her hand away, withdrawing her gaze coldly, "I’m not a tourist visiting Mahali, you can’t scare . For your behavior today, I will report you to your superiors! If they don’t handle it, I’ll report every day until they do! If they still don’t act, I’ll expose you online. Besides that, there are subpoenas waiting for you and the airport. My friend lost their luggage, but as the airport, you also have the responsibility to safeguard it, and if it’s lost, you should at least help us find it. It’s what you’re supposed to do, we aren’t here begging you."
"You..." The staff mber’s face turned pig-liver red.
Jiang Nuan cut her off, warning icily, "I know you’re used to bullying foreigners. As soon as you see soone isn’t from your country, you beco laid back, careless, and don’t take other people’s matters seriously. You ask who I am, but who do you think you are? Are you the Mayor of Mahali or the president? You’re just a staff mber. We have an old saying in Hua Country – the more you walk at night, the more likely you are to et a ghost! It ans that if you’re used to being arrogant, be careful not to hit an iron wall! It seems very fitting for you."
The staff mber was so flustered by her rapid-fire confrontation that she couldn’t respond, her pretty face nearly turning rainbow-colored.
Jiang Nuan’s rose-colored lips moved, "Get your manager over here."
The angry staff mber stood there, nearly steaming from her head, rolling her eyes.
"I’ll count to three. If you don’t call your manager out, I’ll have my lawyer co and talk to you." She pulled out a chair, sitting down with a formidable deanor.
Mahali is different from back ho; it values freedom and human rights. You can file a lawsuit for anything if you wish, and the courts don’t have the authority to refuse your request. In this environnt, the service industry fears custors threatening lawsuits, even if they’re in the right, because under the broad umbrella of human rights, they might lose, especially when they are in the wrong. Get into a lawsuit, and without luck, they won’t know how much it’ll cost them, and curious dia might make an example out of them, affecting their reputation.
So generally, the service industry doesn’t want lawsuits, and they really fear those silver-tongued lawyers who cling persistently to their argunt.
Jiang Nuan had directly hit the mark.
Hearing the commotion inside, people outside quickly inquired about what happened and promptly called the airport logistics manager over.
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