Ten days later, Dai Li returned to Los Angeles.
Blake looked at Dai Li, who seemed cheerful, and could not help but ask, "Li, was your proposal successful?"
Dai Li nodded and then grinned like a fool.
"Congratulations. It seems that I have to apply for a visa to China so that I can participate in your wedding," Blake congratulated him.
"The wedding is still a bit far off. As for where the wedding will be held, I'm not certain. We might have it in Hawaii. If that were the case, you wouldn't need to apply for a visa," said Dai Li. Dai Li then said, as he pointed to the door, "I just took a look around. It seems that there are not many people here r today. There are fewer customers than usual. It also seems that there are fewer coaches working."
"All of the center's black coaches took time off to go participate in a protest at the entrance of Stark Real Estate," Blake said.
"Protest? What for?" Dai Li asked.
