Comeback Of The Adored Heiress - Chapter 1039

Chapter 1039:

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Had Andrew not clarified that they were his invited guests, Quentin might have assumed he had inadvertently assisted Andrew by teaching his enemies a lesson.

The way these top-tier elites handled things was indeed beyond his comprehension, yet he wasn’t one to spurn an unexpected favor. Smiling gratefully, he said, “Mr. Klein, your generosity is unparalleled. Thank you. The room is fine; it just needs a bit of tidying.”

With that, Quentin prepared to depart, his earlier fury forgotten.

After he left, Ailyn and her group lingered in the hallway, sharing uneasy looks.

They hadn’t expected that Madisyn had been actively trying to avert a mishap by keeping them from entering the room.

From the outset, Madisyn had cautioned that they were at the wrong door and attempted to deter them, but they had pushed past her. Their injuries now appeared to be self-inflicted.

Feeling embarrassed, they followed Andrew to a private room, silent about the earlier chaos. As they walked, their disarray became more apparent, their clothes a mess from the tussle.

They paused collectively.

“Mr. Klein, with some time to spare before our meeting, may we change our attire to present ourselves respectfully to Dr. Mia?”

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Reflecting on their actions, they questioned why they hadn’t considered the misconduct of their intrusion earlier.

Andrew didn’t respond and continued walking. Madisyn observed their disheveled appearance and commented nonchalantly, “It’s fine. It doesn’t really matter to me.”

Just as Madisyn finished her remark, Ailyn, who had remained quiet, fixed her gaze on her. Today’s events solidified her belief that Madisyn was a bad omen, always causing her trouble.

Had Madisyn not been by the staircase, misleading them, would they have ever entered the wrong room?

They had spare clothes ready in their cars and enough time for a quick change. Why was Madisyn speaking on behalf of Dr. Mia?

Ailyn chose to ignore Madisyn, turning her attention solely to Andrew.

Her blatant dismissal of Madisyn chilled Andrew’s demeanor.

In fact, he had let Quentin go moments ago just to stand up for Madisyn, and Ailyn’s attitude now tempted him to depart with Madisyn right then.

But he remembered his agreement with Madisyn and merely said in a strained voice, “Changing isn’t necessary.”

“But really, we should freshen up; there’s ample time before the meeting,” Ailyn insisted.

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