you sh

remember what happened that night, but Bens

amused by h

wasn't coming along. She intended t

rant? I'll book it," Benson s

taurant," Carolyn said, and she

ed and swayed, as

, so she subconsciously covered her f

t. He instantly grabbed her

listened to Benson's rhythmic heartbeat and f

r body was so soft that he felt comfortable having her in his arms. The

head and was abou

regaining her composure, as s

ile and said, "Be ca

" Emotions she wanted to restrain ov

aurant now. Let me hail

Let's take my car,

ing behind Benson and kept a reasonab

I'll pick the car

ka

the office building. She thought he

de her, she became dumbfounded. This was h

. Otherwise, how could he afford to

n said to her as he roll

king a ride in such an expensive car, so she was ca

they were at Orc

get out," Benson sa

luxurious building in front of her

here must

ndom restaurant, and you

on't think the food here will be any good. How about we try

e didn't have enough money in her pocket. She

f that. The dishes are top-notch, both in quality and

ss. 'Some people jus

er and parked the car in th

side," Bens

plucked up courage

e the restaurant when she entered it. T

. The dishes must be too expe

luxurious that it mus

patronize them. Since few guests are

admired the decoration

drew out a chair underneath the table, and with a si

ready mentally counted who among her frie

chair beside Carol

waitress handed a menu to Benson. She w

and then he looked at Carolyn.

my G

ew costs 30, 000 dol

10, 000? How could

s one!

seafood? 90, 000 f

the prices. These dis

s? Are you ready with your

iled at the waitress and said awkwardly, "Do you have s

t seen the l

enu, but we will try out best to meet your demands. So

iated, but Benson had left her with no choice.

the menu,"

he two plates of stir-fried rice noodles." Carolyn he

ease, take your time." The waitr

alties," Benson said in

ped some water, and it made

patted Carolyn's back. It

e waitress took the menu and left, Carolyn co

was back with a long list. "Sir an

d at her. She knew she was awkward, but she co

ause my service is not good enough? Please, what did I do w

rvice," Carolyn explained. Sh

will fire her. There is no problem with t

job. Carolyn knew this and her heart softened. 'Forget i

now. You won't be kept waiting," the waitre

e list in her hand. She looked at the con

unt was 680,

a meal. Or

dollars f

g for calling you a male prostitute that day. But you can't take revenge on me like thi