Before leaving C City, Suzy still owed Adam a meal.
Leonard had clearly remembered that as well, and so tonight's dinner had already been arranged.
They were meeting at the same familiar hotpot restaurant.
When Suzy received the call, she drove straight over.
She arrived last.
Adam and Leonard were already seated—and there was an unfamiliar young man sitting with them.
He was strikingly handsome.
At first glance, he resembled Adam by about fifty percent, but their temperaments could not have been more different.
If Adam was like a frost-covered pine standing alone on a snowfield—reserved, austere—then this man was like a peach blossom in full bloom. Bright, flamboyant, with a pair of naturally smiling peach-blossom eyes that made every glance seem drenched in affection.
As Suzy approached the table, the young man looked up at her, the corners of his lips curved in an easy smile.
"Suzy, you're here," Leonard greeted. "Let me introduce you. This is Adam's cousin, Ronan."
