They Mocked Me at My Son’s Engagement — Then I Revealed I Own the Company They Work For

"Catering staff this way, ma'am," the security guard at the Ritz-Carlton penthouse entrance said, gesturing toward the service corridor without looking up from his clipboard, his dismissive tone suggesting I was late for my shift serving hors d'oeuvres. In my purse, pressed between my phone and lipstick, was the keycard designating me as Penthouse Owner and CEO of Castellano Hotel Group—the company that owned this Ritz-Carlton, sixteen other luxury hotels across North America, and the very floor this engagement party was happening on. What the security guard didn't know, what my future daughter-in-law Ainsley Whitmore and her blue-blood family were about to discover, was that the "embarrassing mother" they'd seated in the kitchen was actually their landlord for the evening, and I'd just overheard Ainsley tell her mother exactly what she thought of me.
But let me start three hours earlier, because context matters.
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