Around lunchtime, Yan Feifan returned to his office in the Little Red House and met a woman from the United States named Berry Hackman.
It had to be said that the figures of people from Europe and America were more pronounced than those of Asians.
The blonde, blue-eyed beauty before him, dressed in form-fitting jeans and a snug blouse, was a prime example. She had a classic hourglass figure.
Moreover, her chiseled features were quite attractive. At first glance, she bore a striking resemblance to the Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson.
As for her flaws, in Yan Feifan's opinion, it was the typically larger frame of people from Europe and America. She looked a bit robust, not quite delicate and graceful.
Also, compared to the Chinese, her skin wasn't as fine-textured.
Yan Feifan stopped sizing her up and shifted his gaze to the handwritten English letter in his hand.
This letter was from the widow of Dr. Kim Hackman, who had unexpectedly died in the recent accident.
