“Can we have a meal together?" Reading that, Maria frowned and quickly replied, "Are we going to meet someone from the Wilson family?”

Any interaction between her and Anthony was supposed to be for the sake of show in front of the Wilson family.

But last time in the suburban park, Anthony had dared to lie to her.

“No, it will be just us," came the reply from Anthony.

“We're engaged. It's completely reasonable for me to want to have a meal with my fiancee."

Reasonable?

Humph!

Maria pursed her lips in displeasure.

However, she didn't want to refuse him outright either, so she sent a message saying, “Alright, Let's have dinner together. But I'm bringing my friend with me."

Then, she turned around and took a look at Judy.

There was a modest and discreet Cantonese restaurant that was located at the end of an alley in the old town of Sheffield.

It was actually a surprise for a rich man like Anthony to choose such an ordinary restaurant to have dinner.

However, his two guests didn't seem to mind.

Maria sat there expressionlessly and stared at Anthony warily. She didn't say it, but she was clearly still angry about what happened in the park last time.

Judy, who had been charged with the important task of making their order was seriously reading the menu.

She was reading so slowly and weighing each option that Maria got impatient.

“You can stop reading now. Just have some noodles with me," Maria said as she finally ran out of patience.

“Okay!"

Judy put down the menu with a pout, but she couldn't stop looking at the “roast goose" on the menu. It Looked so appetizing!

The restaurant didn't even have a decent waiter!