Andrew's eyes flashed and he entered the restaurant and ordered a very ordinary breakfast. After checking the time on his arm, the clerk gave him a plate of bread and fried eggs.

The food is very simple, but tastes good. Taking the deliciousness of the food to the extreme is of course the best enjoyment for rich people.

People in the slums eat very quickly, and Andrew was no exception. He ate his breakfast in two or three times. The guests around him frequently looked sideways, and a woman in a blue dress stared at Andrew.

This woman's name is Sylvia Weiss, the heroine of this movie. In addition, Weiss is from a big family in District 1 and runs a big bank.

After Andrew finished his breakfast, he wiped his mouth and called the waiter to pay. The tall waiter came over and said, "Hello, six and a half weeks in total."

It takes six and a half weeks to eat one breakfast. This is the life of the rich. If people in the slums knew about it, they would definitely feel heartbroken. After all, they only spend a few minutes eating breakfast. Ten minutes is considered a luxury.

Yes.

"Here you go, a week and a half is your tip."

Andrew stretched out his arm and asked the waiter to 'swipe his card' with the instrument. When the waiter heard the tip of a week and a half, he beamed with joy. Unexpectedly, this guy from the slums was quite generous.

After paying the money, Andrew got up and walked towards Sylvia on the opposite side. Why did he let Annie stay in the slums? Of course it was because..., ahem, I understand everything, no need to say more.

Seeing Andrew coming, Sylvia's bodyguard stepped forward to stop him. Sylvia waved her hand and signaled the bodyguard to leave.

Andrew pulled out the chair impolitely and sat down in front of Sylvia. Sylvia said dissatisfiedly: "Do you know? You are so rude? You are from the slums."

Andrew asked knowingly: "How did you know I came from the ghetto?"

"People from other districts will not be as rude as you."

Sylvia said that her character was quite kind and she did not say any insulting words.

"Really? Miss, you must have never seen people in the slums, so you are very curious about me."

Andrew said: "It just so happens that I am also very curious about you. There is a hotel nearby, why don't we go and have an in-depth exchange of ideas?"

"Cough cough cough."

Sylvia coughed repeatedly and looked at Andrew in disbelief: "What did you just say?"

Everyone Sylvia usually sees is polite - no matter what he does secretly, he will remain polite on the surface. After all, he belongs to the upper class society. Therefore, she has never seen such a wild person like Andrew.

Want to communicate in depth?

For this kind of thing, shouldn't we go on a few dates first, get in touch with each other, and then have a candlelight dinner or something? What the hell is it to make such a request when we meet for the first time? Are people in slums so direct?

While shocked, Sylvia felt a huge stimulation. She had been following the rules for more than 20 years in her life and wanted to rebel.

This is also the reason why Sylvia has been staring at Andrew before. Her life is very superior, but because it is too superior, there are no fluctuations and it is too peaceful.

The bodyguard on the side was also stunned. He put his hand on the gun. As long as the lady gave the order, he would definitely kill this country bumpkin from the slums immediately.
Chapter completed!