Likewise, the bystanders also recalled the earlier incident. Even they felt somewhat dissatisfied seeing how the sales assistant was trying to avoid her apology.

“Why aren’t you saying anything now? Weren’t you acting so arrogant earlier?”

“Exactly. You looked down on other people, so you shouldn’t be a sales assistant. You’re an employee, too, and it's not like you're rich either. Why would you look down on others?”

“They're right. Hurry up and apologize unless you're someone who goes back on your own words?”

With everyone speaking up and pressuring her, the sales assistant had no choice but to apologize to Leon Batton and Lynette Batton.

“I’m sorry," she muttered, her face reddening. "I was ignorant and misunderstood the two of you. Please accept my sincerest apology on this matter.”

Deeply humiliated, she wished she could disappear on the spot.

“Forget it. We’re all equal. I hope you won’t look down on anyone else in the future,” Lynette said with a dismissive wave of her han