After transmigrating, Isabella discovered that she had arrived in Manchester at the end of the nineteenth century.
The good news was that her father was a self-made hotelier, and her mother came from one of Manchester's most prominent families. But there was plenty of bad news too.
After being swindled out of his fortune, her father had died suddenly, leaving behind a grand hotel on the verge of collapse and a mountain of debt to the bank.
Her mother did indeed come from a powerful family. Her maternal grandfather controlled most of the coal and iron mines around Manchester, but her mother had eloped with her father and been estranged from him for twenty years.
Isabella had two paths to choose from.
First, win back the fiance who wanted to break off their engagement after her father's death, and keep the suppliers and regular customers onside.
Second, obey her maternal grandfather's arrangements, marry a nobleman's eldest son, and enjoy the protection of her grandfather's connections.
After much consideration, Isabella decided to take a third path: take over the debts and the family business. With a life as worthless as hers, she might as well give it a go!
She had to stabilize the situation and keep up her connections.
But first, she had to get her spendthrift younger siblings to help sell off their jewelry and fine clothes at a good price, so she could scrape together enough money to pay the staff...
No one booking the banquet hall? Guest rooms sitting empty? Long-term tenants asking for their money back?
Isabella, a hotelier in both her lives, declared:
"None of that is a problem!"
The first time White met his cousin, he thought she was too slick, good at reading people, and always saying one thing while doing another. She was a habitual deceiver and sorely lacking in a lady's proper upbringing.
At first, he only wanted to carry out his grandfather's orders: make sure his cousin married the earl's son and accepted the family's protection.
Later, he began to pity Isabella for losing her father. He started thinking of himself as her father, wanting to teach and help her, be patient with her, and find her a good match.
Until one day, his cousin told him she liked him.
Isabella had only meant to be polite, but her cousin's face stiffened, and he sternly said they couldn't be together.
Cousin / Cousin
Fair and impartial coal magnate / Smooth-talking hotelier
Nineteenth century
Hotel management
Small-town business rivalry
Family feuds
Everyday family life
The novel that made me afraid to look at my little sister
Theme: Live well
The business line doesn't matter, don't change the settings of cousin, I really want to take this bite 🤩
Oh, it broke! I like reading business articles 😭
I really like this article. I must continue to update it.
Dad, I think it looks good 🙏 Come on Dad!
When will the author update again? If it doesn't work, I can update other articles. Just wait 🙏
Ah, when can updates be resumed?
It's good, but I really enjoyed reading this 🥺
This CP line is more delicious than before, but I feel that the progress of the business line is indeed unclear 😭
This is the first time I read an article about hotel management and I thought it was very interesting [Sahua]
It's so loud, I do feel that it's a bit laggy than before. But for me, the manor management of the previous copywriter and the new hotel management are both great!