The other woman: ???
Charge us?
Was that even something a sane person would say?
She actually wanted to charge us.
What a joke.
With that, Auntie Wang made to walk straight inside.
But the pink-haired woman blocked her again.
This time, Auntie Wang was genuinely getting angry. "Once or twice is one thing, but don't keep pushing it. Enough is enough. Stop blocking the way."
The pink-haired woman parted her lips, folded her arms across her chest, and spoke unhurriedly, acting as if she owned the place. "Our company doesn't allow beggars or dogs inside. You... get lost. You can't come in!"
Auntie Wang licked her lips. So everything she had just said had been a waste of breath?
They hadn't listened to a single useful word.
Auntie Wang was no pushover, either.
She had said her piece, and they wouldn't listen. In that case...
"What? So I'm not getting through this door today?" Auntie Wang was getting angry.
"That's right." Both women remained as arrogant as ever.
Clearly, these two had suffered some frustrations today and were now taking every last bit of it out on Auntie Wang.
Auntie Wang smiled.
"Then I'll make a call."
The two women had thought Auntie Wang was going to start a fight or make a scene. They hadn't expected all that bluster to end in a phone call.
They nearly laughed themselves silly.
"Don't tell me you're about to call over the leader of your Beggar Gang. It won't help even if you do. I'm telling you, they won't be allowed in, either."
"Lady, stop embarrassing yourself here. Go back wherever you came from. Begging here won't do you any good. Nobody here is going to give you money."
"Bamboo, don't be so absolute. Why don't we take pity on her?"