The place they were having dinner at was a Northeastern cuisine restaurant downtown, a table that Kong Lizhen had reserved.
On the way there, Mu Yan stopped by a flower shop and bought a bouquet—carnations, lilies, and roses mixed together, beautiful and generous.
Kong Lizhen was the most elegant woman she knew, and she felt this bouquet suited her very well.
Jiang Jingheng had never met Kong Lizhen. Seeing her put so much thought into someone she had only just gotten to know, he was a bit surprised, and faintly displeased, but he didn't show it.
After Mu Yan and Jiang Jingheng arrived at the restaurant, they followed the waiter into a private room.
The private room was spacious and tastefully decorated. Kong Lizhen was wearing a long white dress, with a light-colored silk scarf tied around her neck, her hair pinned up, looking intellectual and elegant.
Jordon, who was sitting next to her, was dressed in a shirt and suit trousers, exuding the air of a business elite.
