Just like how people in Hua Country might not easily distinguish between Black people, foreigners have the same difficulty with people from Hua Country.
But Su Yao really didn't know about this.
She grew up in the Empire, speaking Mandarin worse than English. You can tell she's of Hua ancestry the moment she speaks.
After chatting with Lu Ci for a few sentences, Su Yao leaned against the car window, closed her eyes to rest, and ignored him.
Lu Ci drove to the destination, and by then, the young lady had already fallen asleep. He had no choice but to gently tap her shoulder and wake her up.
Su Yao opened her eyes groggily and said thanks.
The two got out of the car one after another, Lu Ci walked over to her side, handed her the car keys, and just as he looked up, he noticed Lawyer Qi standing at the door staring at him.
That wasn't important; the most fatal thing was that the neighboring door also happened to open at this time.
