Chapter 37

But what made Kit Waller even more embarrassing was that even the matter of the banquet hall at noon was settled by Otis Ray for the family of Cindy Smith's second uncle. Now we all know that it is Otis Ray's credit, not his credit. Now what everyone thinks about him, must be laughing at him not only for his incompetence, but also for not being able to do such a trivial matter, and he is ashamed to claim the credit of others. It is simply shameless, right? If I knew that he shouldn't have thought about how much I was helping, I shouldn't have come here right now. Why did he help? No matter how many phone calls he made, as long as he wasn't the one who made the final decision, the credit would not be his, but Otis Ray's. And when he saw Otis Ray appearing suddenly, and then the matter came to an end very quickly, in fact, he already had a faint premonition in his heart that it might have something to do with Otis Ray—what