Rebirth of a Senior Researcher! | LK Adaptaion

Chapter 16: Conflict In The Morning

After meditation, Lalisa was completely awake. She walked into the bathroom, took a quick shower, and went to the cloakroom to get dressed.

Yeri also got up at this time. She changed into sportswear and did yoga in the yard. At the same time, she called her English teacher to practice her oral English.

Oh Sehun had always wanted to go abroad to study piano. She had to be prepared to go with him. If she had an accent, it would be a disgrace to Sehun.

Moreover, the place Yeri chose was very obvious. Anyone who entered through the main door could see her. She did it to show her diligence.

The servants of the mansion, who were coming in and out, gathered together to discuss Yeri.

"She is really hardworking. She's so rich and still studying hard."

"She is one of the top students in the school. She might go abroad to study in the future."

"Her English is really good. Unfortunately, I don't understand."

"If you don't know English, then Lalisa doesn't either."

A maid said proudly, but another maid immediately covered her mouth and said, "Stop it. Be careful not to let her find out."

"What are you afraid of?" The maid did not take it seriously at all. "She grew up in that poor place. She might not even finish high school. The Manobal family doesn't like her at all. They may send her back in a few days. There's no need for us to be so respectful to her."

All the other maids agreed with her.

The maid specially instructed the chef to make Yeri's favorite dishes. As for Lalisa, she just needed to make two pieces of bread.

When Lalisa finished cleaning up and came downstairs to eat, she noticed the table was covered with dishes she did not like.

The maid said, "Miss, this is your breakfast."

After her statement, she pushed the two dry pieces of bread towards the center of the table, starkly contrasting the lavish dishes surrounding them. It was obvious that this was the servant's idea.

Lalisa did not even touch the two pieces of bread. She picked up the chopsticks and a bun. The maid quickly said, "That's not for you. That bun is for Miss Yeri."

Lalisa took a bite of the bun and asked, "What if I want to eat it?"

She was speechless at such a small trick. She had to divide her and Yeri's food for a meal. Did they think that this would make her feel wrong?

She could pick up whichever dish she wanted with her hands.

Lalisa's actions made the maids anxious. That was Yeri's favorite steamed bun. What if Lalisa ate it all?

She could only put the bread before Lalisa and say, "Miss, this is your breakfast. Don't touch the other dishes."

Lalisa did not want to argue with her and just wanted to finish her meal and return to her room as soon as possible. She did not expect this maid to be so bold and directly bring the plate over for her to eat.

"I don't like bread." Lalisa pushed the plate away and said.

The maid saw that Lalisa showed no anger and thought that this country bumpkin did not dare to. She became even bold, "It's the rule in the family that you can't eat other people's breakfast. You'd better hurry up and take it."

She forcefully pushed the plate before Lalisa and reached out to take her chopsticks.

Lalisa hated it when others touched her things. She raised her hand to dodge and pushed the maid. The maid pounced in the direction she had just gone and almost fell.

The maid was completely furious. She roared at Lalisa, "You country bumpkin doesn't know the rules. That's her food, it's not for you. I've already prepared bread for you, so why must you eat buns? Don't tell me you've never seen bread before and don't know how to eat it?"

"You're the servant, and I'm the hostess. I can eat whatever I want." Lalisa emphasized this as she continued eating the buns.

The maid grabbed the steamer containing the buns and threw it on the ground. "Even if Miss doesn't eat it, it's not your turn to eat it."

Lalisa put down her chopsticks and slowly stood to walk toward the maid. Under her surprised gaze, Lalisa grabbed her hair. The maid cried out in pain from her scalp, and Lalisa threw her out of the dining room.

The maid slid seven to eight meters away. Although the tile floor was smooth and would not be scratched, the maid fell heavily.

She did not anticipate Lalisa's action. As the top maid in the Manobal family, she could not accept it. She thought that Lalisa was just a country bumpkin that the Manobal family would kick out in two days.

Lalisa should be treated respectfully and satisfy her desire to be superior to others.