Lu Jinnian glanced at her smile, bliss and tenderness enveloping his heart. This was the most beautiful part of life: No matter how busy you were, the moment you finish, the person you love is there, waiting with the warmest smile.
He looked at her gentle smile for a long while before blinking. In a warm voice, he asked, "Hungry?"
"I'm fine." An hour ago, she was indeed hungry, but after such a long time, the hunger had gone away.
Lu Jinnian grabbed his car keys and wallet from the coffee table while saying, "Let's go, I'll get you some food."
He brought her to the White House Restaurant in Beijing city which cost at least five digits per meal, with an additional twenty percent of service charge. The restaurant was a place that money alone could not buy. It was said that the female waitresses here had a higher requirement than in "Paradise", the biggest nightclub in Beijing.
