I’ll Become a Villainess That Will Go Down in History
chapter-474

474

“What? Say that again.”

The man looked as if he were about to hit me.

I wondered how he would react if I mentioned my name right now. …but I didn’t like the idea of silencing him with the name of my family anymore.

“I’m just saying that you and the people in this store are of a different caliber.”

“Are you saying we’re lower than them?”

I said, “Yes,” with a big smile on my face.

“If success is due to adaptability and acceptance of different cultures, then that’s admirable. Like you, many people fear or dislike the new. It is wonderful that they have embraced a different culture and made a business out of it. Soon it will be your turn to be laughed at.”

The owner stared at me as he muttered in respect, “Customer”.

To go out of their way to visit this store and rant and rage about it was like introducing yourself out loud as a fool.

The man and woman showed their disgust for me and said nothing.

Not funny. It would have been more fun for them to talk back to me anyway….

“It’s hardly worth fighting over, is it?”

I muttered, and Gilles gave a small sigh.

“I feel a little sorry for the other side, they already lost when they challenged Alicia to a fight.”

At the same time, the door opened again with a crash.

“You stupid bastard of a son! Where have you been selling oil! Always doing what you want!”

A loud voice echoed through the store. A dandy of a man came in, dressed in a white suit.

He was stylish, but his face was covered with anger.

…You say he was your son, did that mean he was the chairman of the Auges Trading Company?

The word “Austere” fits him well. But even so, it must be tough for him to have a son like this.

Behind him were several people who looked like bodyguards.

When push comes to shove, the chairman seemed to be much stronger than the bodyguards behind him.

The moment the chairman walked in, the man lost all color from his face. He turned pale and let out a small “Dad.”

The man then looked at me and glared.

“I’m going to make it impossible for you to ever shop at any of our stores again!”

His expression indicated that it was all my fault. I guessed he was going to have to reap what he sowed.

Without changing my expression, I simply muttered, “Oh, right”. Talking to him just makes my shoulders tired.

It didn’t bother me at all if the Auges Trading Company was no longer available. Rather, what bothers me was…

“You are… the Williams family…”

The chairman stared at me and his eyes widened.

The bodyguards behind him also seemed to have guessed who I was.

I grumbled sarcastically to the man in my mind, after all, it was my parents who were so capable.

“Hey, Dad! This one!”

The chairman ignored his son, who came to squirm at him. Rather, he was now glaring at him as if he were an insect.

Were they really father and son, these two?

“Shiny golden eyes, lustrous black hair, and your good looks…”

“Ah, I’m late introducing myself, I’m Alicia Williams.”

I said and turned my sparkling smile to the chairman.