It's benefactors and friends—not gangsters or enemies.
He is sometimes irritable, sometimes shameless, and often leaves her speechless. Yet even so, he is far better than people like Zane Jackson and Lydia Williams, and far better than family members like Charlotte Chester and Zuri Ginger.
She's already indebted to him quite a bit.
As Mia Ginger was lost in thought, the four of them had already reached the restaurant.
After ordering, Mason Sutton glanced at Mia Ginger and asked, "Do you have your SIM card with you?"
"It's always in the bag."
"Perfect, hand it over and I'll help you install it." Mason Sutton tapped the table lightly with his finger.
Mia Ginger handed the SIM card to him.
She glanced at Louis Cox sitting across, smiled, and said, "Do you want a beer?"
Louis Cox was taken aback, somewhat flattered.
Before he could respond, Mia Ginger furrowed her brows, ruffled her hair, and said, "You're driving, better not drink. Just have tea. Safety first."
