The red double-decker bus passed in front of Kelly, who looked across the street through the glass.
A long queue had already formed in front of the Waterstones bookstore with the black facade bearing the white English letter W sign.
"So many people! This book signing event has actually gathered so many readers?"
Even the blonde girl, whose anticipation for "The Little Prince" was already at its peak, was startled by the bustling scene in front of her.
There's an English proverb.
The traditional life of an upper-class gentleman always revolves around three Oxfords — the University of Oxford, Oxford shoes, and Oxford Street.
They study at the world's oldest educational institution, the University of Oxford, wear the most proper Oxford shoes with intricately designed wing-tip patterns to attend formal banquets, and spend weekends shopping with their wives on the busiest business street, Oxford Street.
