Zhuang Haoran was at a loss for words, forgiving him for being a very traditional Chinese man who didn't understand the ideas of foreigners.
Luca wasn't a genuine Brazilian; he was Jewish, and also held dual citizenship with the United States.
Someone like Luca certainly wasn't lacking in money and operated in the upper circles, just like Zhuang Haoran. However, he fell in love with the coffee plantations here in Brazil, and after purchasing this manor, became its owner. He then dressed himself in the farmer's garb—denim shirt, jeans, rain boots—making it hard to see him as a refined gentleman.
Besides his handsome cowboy face and a pair of diamond-like blue eyes carrying his ancestors' lineage, the noble blood ran deep in his veins.
In reality, Luca could never truly leave the upper circles. Besides, the pure bean coffee business they were in was something only the affluent could afford.
