Everyone present, such as Annie Fraser and Michael Sinclair, were prominent figures in New York. And even if they weren't especially well-known, they had all graduated from Ivy League schools.
Even Yvette Larson—who they all looked down on—was from a second-tier family in San Francisco.
What was a mere chef?
'We chose this private room because we want some privacy. How dare you disturb us when you're nothing but a mere chef? Do you have no respect for us? Do you think you can bully us just like that?'
Michael Sinclair didn't even glance at the door before he shouted, "Scram!"
His lashing out was a little abrupt. After all, Chef Miller had only come because Finn Taylor had told the waiter to bring him here.
'But I'm the one giving a treat today, not you, Finn Taylor.'
Someone turned to Finn Taylor. "If you want to meet that chef, you should get out too."
