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Lovingly draw them in.

Chanel followed in, only to realize that it was a small family restaurant.

It should belong to the second type that Su Shijie just mentioned, and it is opened by a lady.

The size of the hall is small, but it is quite warmly decorated, and it feels very homely.

Goldilocks led them into the innermost room. [

The room is decorated with flowers and trees, a cello is hung on the wall, the tables and chairs are all in walnut color, covered with delicate and beautiful lace napkins, and there is an elegant flower arrangement in the center of the dining table.

Through the white window frame next to it, you can clearly see the lake.

The slight wind blows in, which is very comfortable.

The blond girl asked Su Shijie what she wanted, wrote down the order, and left.

Chanel sat down in her seat and asked, "Who are we going to see today?"

At first I thought it was going to a banquet.

But now it seems that it should be to see a guest.

"An old friend." Su Shijie said lightly, "Don't be restrained, just treat it as at home."

Chanel really doesn't feel restrained, the layout here is really warm.

After a while, the blond girl came over with black tea.

The tea set was quite exquisite, with exquisite red roses carved on the tray and cup body.

Seeing the roses, Chanel shook her head slightly, worried that the person Su Shijie wanted to meet would be Mu Xicheng

However, her worries were quickly dispelled, because a man in his 50s was brought in.

The man was short in stature, with curly silver hair, and because he was middle-aged, his forehead was bald.

The facial features are too profound, and the tall hooked nose makes it obvious that he is a foreigner.

With a faint smile on his face, the smile was alienated and proud, he came over to hug Su Shijie, and spoke a series of French.

Chanel probably understood why Su Shijie chose this location.

You should be able to eat French food in a while.

It's hard to see Su Shijie showing such respect to anyone, but this gentleman took off his brown leather jacket and put it on the back of the chair, and sat casually [