Agatha

They asked many of the restaurant workers but they all claimed that they could not remember. The three of them left the first restaurant, the second, the third, and the fourth restaurant.

"Ah! Isn't this that woman who poured Agatha that mint tea? I will never forget that face. It is her, I know." One of the waiters in the fourth restaurant said when she was shown the picture. The waiter was in her early thirties with her brown hair in a bun, she wore black trousers with a classic white shirt.

She had been smiling at them but the moment she saw the picture, her expression changed to cold disdain.

"You said she poured mint tea on another waiter?" Arlen asked as Ravi took down notes. This was the opposite of how Mary Taylor had been described by everyone including her employees. She was not the kind of person to look down on someone from a different wealth class.