The Fake Heiress Turns Out to Be a True Tycoon!-Chapter 69 - You Do Not Meet Our Companys Client

Chapter 69: Chapter 69 You Do Not Meet Our Company’s Client Standards

Chapter 69 -69 You Do Not Meet Our Company’s Client Standards

No matter how curious Lucas Jennings was, Scarlett Jennings simply refused to open the door.

Lucas stood outside, trying to catch some sound from inside, but he heard nothing.

After about half an hour, just as Lucas was about to fall asleep, a gentle breeze seemed to brush over him, instantly refreshing his entire body.

At the same time, everyone in the villa felt an inexplicably refreshing breeze pass by, suddenly feeling clear-headed and sharp-eyed.

Uncle Ming downstairs was puzzled.

“Where did this wind come from?”

Since it was summer, the villa had the central air conditioning on almost 24/7, making sure no one inside felt the slightest bit hot.

So where did the wind come from with the AC on?

And it was strangely pleasant.

On the other side, there was finally some noise coming from Scarlett’s room again.

Three delivery men in black hats came out holding empty boxes, respectfully bidding farewell to Scarlett.

Lucas Jennings wasn’t sure if it was his imagination, but it seemed like the eyes of those three delivery men held some admiration when they looked at Scarlett.

Lucas couldn’t wait to rush into the room, only to find nothing particularly new except for a toolbox on Scarlett’s table.

“Sis, what about those three huge boxes of stuff you bought? Why is there only this toolbox left?”

Although Scarlett’s toolbox didn’t look too small, like a small suitcase, it was obvious that the boxes those three delivery men were holding were much larger.

Scarlett just glanced at his feet and didn’t explain.

Lucas didn’t notice that the floor beneath him had been completely replaced.

If a member of the Mystical Sect were here, they would notice that Lucas was standing right on a Spirit Gathering Array made of Spirit Stones.

Such an Array is generally used to gather Spiritual Energy for cultivation.

As a Talisman Master, whether it’s drawing talismans or engraving charms, Scarlett needed more Spiritual Energy assistance.

The Spirit Gathering Array was designed to better gather the Spiritual Energy in the room from heaven and earth.

And when the Spiritual Energy gathered, apart from Scarlett’s room, the whole villa was more or less cleansed by Spiritual Energy.

The instant refreshing breeze everyone in the villa experienced was precisely the aftermath when Scarlett activated the Array.

Scarlett didn’t explain, so Lucas naturally couldn’t know. He just stood in his sister’s room, reluctant to leave.

What could he say?

He felt that the AC in his sister’s room was very different, neither giving a chilly feeling but rather just right.

Just standing there made him feel incredibly clear-headed and comfortable.

Downstairs.

Chase Jennings and others also noticed the noise upstairs, and seeing the three delivery men in black hats obediently descending the stairs, he seemed to think of something, got up, and directly went towards them.

“Which company are you from?”

Not only Lucas, but Chase also obviously noticed that Scarlett seemed to really like using this express delivery company.

However, they didn’t even have a logo anywhere, not even looking like delivery men at first glance.

Chase was a little worried that Scarlett might have joined some strange cult.

How she rolled was irrelevant, but she couldn’t drag down the Jennings Family’s reputation.

Thinking of this in his heart, he maintained a congenial expression,

“My new company happens to be looking for a delivery company to collaborate with, give me a card, and maybe we’ll have a chance to cooperate later.”

Chase was not lying; he graduated from college this year and was preparing to start his own business, which indeed required cooperation with logistics companies, but he wouldn’t settle for an ordinary small company.

After all, he was part of the Jennings Family, and even when starting his venture, all resources had to be top-notch.

Chase thought that having said this, the three little delivery drivers in front of him would certainly be flattered and thrilled to offer their company’s business card.

After all, this was the Jennings Family.

Getting to collaborate with the Jennings Family was like winning the lottery.

Unexpectedly, the three delivery men just stared blankly at him.

One of them, with only his eyes showing above the black mask, swept his gaze from Chase’s head to toe, then seemed to smile,

“I’m sorry, you don’t meet our company’s client standards.”

A Muggle with no Spiritual Power at all.

Regretfully, not available for service.

Chase was stunned, and so were Adam Jennings and Azura Loomis, who were listening nearby.

What did this mean?

They’d only heard of clients choosing delivery companies, never a delivery company choosing its clients.

It’s not like they only did large-scale logistics, so why were they picky?

Besides, Scarlett could use them—why couldn’t he?

Chase felt that this delivery man was belittling him.

However, the delivery man had no intention of explaining further; after speaking, he turned and headed toward the door.

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Chase felt humiliated and didn’t want to lower himself to make them stay to reason.

Some no-name delivery company, just asking was giving them face.

Who really cared!

Feeling upset in his heart, he also felt more cross with Scarlett for using this no-name courier.

Elsewhere, in a hospital VIP room.

Isolde Garrison listened to the online recording and the overwhelming criticism and denunciation in the comments below.

Because of the Jennings Family’s legal team’s involvement, the news of Delilah Woods suing Micah Quigley and Isolde Garrison and other bullies was all over the internet.

Isolde looked at Delilah Woods’ video, in which she recounted her bullying, and her once lovely face turned pale as snow.

Her lips twitched, unable to hold back, and she furiously smashed the iPad in her hands on the ground.

Perhaps due to the harsh motion, her waist injury was triggered again, tears welling up at the corners of her eyes and streaming down.

“Isolde, what happened now?”

Emma White felt another pang of heartache seeing her daughter like this.

Isolde Garrison, however, wept in anger, forgetting her usual pretense, her voice exceedingly sharp,

“It’s Scarlett Jennings that caused this! She actually secretly recorded me! She clearly said no one would hear the recording!!”

“And Delilah Woods! That bitch didn’t even die! They teamed up to deceive me! She didn’t die at all!”

Heaven knew how terrifying it was when Isolde first saw Delilah Woods online again.

She thought she saw a ghost.

But she quickly understood.

It wasn’t a ghost she saw.

She had been played.

And played by Scarlett Jennings and Delilah Woods together!

They must have deliberately set her up to make those statements!

Isolde Garrison now wished she could immediately get out of the hospital and go slap Scarlett Jennings hard in the face!

How dare she treat her like this?!

“Isolde, don’t worry, Mommy already asked the lawyers to handle it, since that Delilah Woods didn’t die, there’s nothing to be afraid of.”

Emma White also found out from online about her daughter’s involvement in bullying.

Though she was reluctant to believe her well-behaved and kind daughter would engage in bullying, the recording was indeed Isolde’s voice, and those were her own admissions.

Emma White was surprised but didn’t think much of it.

I mean, kids, right? Quarreling and having small conflicts in school were common.

That Delilah Woods didn’t know how to behave and got pregnant before turning of age, yet she had the audacity to blame her daughter Isolde.

“This whole commotion is just for money, just money, your dad has plenty, and then there’s the Quigley Family too.”

With the power and resources their families had combined, how could one Delilah Woods dare to fight them?