Hua Hua paused, then alluringly and charmingly laughed, "Of course!"
Amidst the envious and gossiping gazes, he left with a grand demeanor, driving his newly bought flashy sports car down the street, the corners of his eyes under the sunglasses brimming with a joyful smile.
Upon arriving at the agreed-upon restaurant, Hua Hua didn't get out of the car immediately. Instead, he sat inside, checked himself in the rearview mirror, and playfully winked at the radiant man in the mirror. Too electrifying, wasn't he? Satisfied, he put his sunglasses back on, pulled out the car key, and shut the car door with a flamboyant flair.
The restaurant was exceptionally poetic and picturesque; Ling Yin had chosen a very good spot, very tranquil, surrounded by small waterfall settings like flowing streams. Hua Hua sat down and was greeted by a faint cool and damp feeling. He took off his sunglasses, surveyed the environment, and couldn't help but whistle, "How did you find this restaurant?"
