Lilian was hungry, after all. And his words had touched her just enough that she no longer resisted. She simply pushed him slightly aside and walked to the table, taking a seat.
Morrison's heart soared. Of course, he didn't let his excitement show too blatantly, but the smile on his face betrayed him anyway. He followed her to the table and called the waiter to take their order.
The restaurant was Tina's recommendation, sourced through the food expert. It was one of A.T's top-rated eateries and, more importantly, renowned as a destination for couples.
At first, Lilian had no idea. She assumed it was just a nice restaurant—upscale, perhaps, but not extraordinary.
But when the dishes arrived, when the red wine was uncorked and poured, shimmering deep red in the glass, the waiter dimmed the lights and left a single spotlight above the center of the table. In the darkness, only the man before her and the spread of exquisite food were visible.
