Han Lie asked seriously: "Why?"

Dennis: "Your English is so bad."

Han Lie, Mr. Anderson, and Mrs. Anderson all laughed.

Chu Xia couldn't help looking out the window on the other side.

Fortunately, after learning that Chuxia had not fully accepted Han Lie, Mrs. Anderson stopped praising Han Lie crazily, and began to praise Chuxia in reverse and encourage Han Lie to continue working hard.

There were so many people chatting lively, and before I knew it, Mercedes-Benz drove into the underground garage where the destination restaurant was located.

The restaurant was carefully selected in early summer and recommended to Anderson and his wife, and ranked first among local cuisine restaurants in Yucheng.

In early summer, I booked a mid-table for four to six people, which happened to be cheaper.

When ordering the dishes, Han Lie suggested that he would order all the signature dishes.

The Anderson and his wife thought Han Lie wanted to show his financial strength in front of Chuxia, so they did not insist that they would pay the bill.

Han Lie is worthy of being a milk tea guy and is very good at entertaining guests. He completely snatched the early summer job at the dinner table, allowing the Andersons' family to enjoy a delicious and pleasant lunch.

In the afternoon, Anderson's family stayed in the hotel to rest. Han Lie drove them to the hotel. Chuxia wanted to get off, but Mr. Anderson held her down.

Watching the family enter, Han Lie finally put away his smile and explained to Chuxia: "That woman is my previous blind date partner. I am not interested in her, but my relatives introduced me. I can't give her any face if I meet her by chance today. I'll go there for a few minutes and then go down the mountain. Don't get me wrong."

Chu Xia turned his head to look at him: "What did I misunderstand?"

In early summer, there were clear and clear eyes. When Han Lie saw her for the first time, her eyes were like a pool of quietly flowing spring water, carefree and without too much emotion.

Now, she looked at him with this kind of eyes again.

Han Lie held his left hand on the steering wheel and smiled, looking at her and said, "I misunderstood that I want to chase you, but I don't know anything about others."

Early summer's long eyelashes drooped. After a few seconds, she unbuttoned her seat belt and said, "I don't think so."

Han Lie rolled his throat and leaned over to grab her wrist: "Didn't you think about it?
Chapter completed!