Chapter 30 Rude And Condescending? Needs To Be Taught A Lesson

Kelsie was about to dial the house line when she heard the man and hurriedly slipped her phone into her pocket then turned around to apologize to him.

"My apologies, sir."

But the words had just rolled off her tongue when the elderly man suddenly froze like he had seen a ghost.

The next second, a wide grin broke out on his face and he couldn't contain his excitement.

Kelsie was taken aback.

She glanced behind her to know if there was someone standing there.

When she didn't see anyone, she turned back to him and pointed a finger at herself, her brows creasing in confusion.

"Is there something on my face, sir?"

He held his chest and laughed out happily.

"It's you from yesterday, isn't it?"

Kelsie's confusion deepened.

Seeing this, Jack Adler walked up to her and beamed happily.