Millionaire In Love With Me

“Where to?”

Seeing Vivian approaching, Morris flicked his fingers, flicking the cigarette he was holding into a bin to the side.

“What do you want to eat?”

Vivian asked as she walked to the passenger side, pulled the door open and sat in.

“At your disposal.”

“Then let’s go toyipinju.” Vivian said.

After all, Morris’ status wouldn’t be appropriate to dinner elsewhere.

After all, she had won money at the Wansheng ski resort, she would just pay off his debt of gratitude.

The car started and slowly head towards Yipinju.

On the way, Morris said, “Grandma hasn’t seen you for some days, take the time to go back and visit her.”

“Okay.” Vivian responded and continued to look out the window with her head inclined.

This winter had been particularly enjoyable with snow.

It started snowing lightly again today after only one day of sunshine yesterday.

In a city full of flowers, the lights were gorgeous everywhere and the snowflakes were just the icing on the cake.

“You like the snow a lot?” Morris driving the car asked when he saw that she had been leaning out of the window looking out.

Who expected, but Vivian said …

“I like everything but you.”

Indeed.

There were really so many things she liked, except for Morris.

Morris rested one hand on the steering wheel and ran one hand through his short black hair, a hint of helplessness appearing on his brow.

This damn woman, what to do with her?

“Just hate me that much?” He asked after a moment of silence.

Vivian froze and turned back, looking at him like a fool, “Is it not obvious?”

The chat ended.

Shortly afterwards, the car arrived at Yipinju.

The two of them got out of the car and went straight into the private room of Yipinju.

Since this place was a membership system and Morris was a VIP here, naturally there was no need to queue.

Sitting in the booth, Vivian took the menu handed to her by the waiter, who asked, “Hello, what would you two like to order?”

Vivian looked up and pointed to the man across the room, “Ask him.”

“As you wish.” Morris lifted a glass of plain water, took a sip and said indifferently.

Then he heard Vivian say to the waiter, “All right. Take the cheapest things in your shop.”

The waiter was slightly stunned, “Lady, the cheapest thing here is plain water.”

The corners of Vivian’s mouth suddenly twitched wildly, suddenly feeling that the waiter in front of her shafted like a retard, so she said patiently, “Two portions of rice, two portions of vegetables and a soup, all the cheapest.”

“That’s it?” Morris couldn’t help but ask.

Vivian nodded heavily, ”This is the Yipinju, I’ve brought you here in order to treat you to dinner. You see how poor I am, do I look like someone who can take you to eat seafood? Besides, the high fat and protein content of seafood is a problem for cerebral blood vessels, high blood pressure and cerebral thrombosis. It’s not a good idea to die young, or the hundreds of billions you’ve earned have not been spent, it would be a waste.”

She said with a straight face, it sounded as if there was nothing wrong with it.

“Okay.”

Morris propped his head on his elbow on the tabletop, his index finger gently rubbing his brow.

If memory served, the last time she treated him to breakfast was two tea eggs plus a cup of soya milk.

That one breakfast was still fresh in his mind.

“Please wait.” The waiter nodded, picked up the menu and turned to leave.

Vivian ignored Morris, instead looking down and playing with her phone as she quietly waited for her food to be served.

Three minutes later, however, the compartment door was pushed open by the waiter.

Her eyes lit up, “The speed at which the food is served at Yipinju is quite good.”

Who would have expected that Vivian’s smile froze on her face just as she finished her sentence.

The waiter was seen pushing a food trolley and placing two bowls of rice in front of the two, before placing a palm-sized two-course meal and a bowl of clear soup on the table.

“Please enjoy your meal.” The waiter said very politely.

“Wait. That is it?”

Vivian knew that the dishes at Yipinju were particularly expensive, so she took the menu at that moment and ordered the cheapest dish after just a quick glance.

And the two dishes and the soup, if she was correct, appeared to be over four hundred.

But, the palm-sized plate consisted of just an appetizer of diced radish and a savoury dish that was impossible to tell what it was.

“Yes. these dishes are made in a multi-step process.”

With professionalism, the waiter carefully introduced the dishes to Vivian.This content belongs to Nô/velDra/ma.Org .

The corner of Vivian’s mouth twitched, “Thanks, that’s enough.”

“Enjoy your meal.” The waiter pushed the food cart and turned to go.

After the waiter left, Vivian’s face instantly fell, “Damn it, it is bullying. Was the owner of Yipinju born of a poor ghost in his previous life? Is he so good at screwing people over? What is this group of people? Isn’t it just a few pieces of salted radish? And this, some kind of palace jade soup?”

She stirred with a chopstick spoon and scooped up a spoonful of soup, “Cabbage, watery tofu? Oh, is the boss stingy enough to not even have a piece of ginger?”

Snapping her spoon down into the bowl of soup, she pointed to the dish, “The most excessive one is this one, right? Shredded wood ear, shredded seaweed, and shredded green onion …”

Vivian slammed her chopsticks on the table, “I can’t stand it anymore. I have to call the Trade and Industry Bureau to report it. This is too fucking bullying.”

As she spoke, she pulled out her phone and when she did, she searched for the number of the L City Trade and Industry Bureau on her browser.

And sitting across the table, one side of Morris’ eyebrow raised and he didn’t say anything for a long time, just silently held the water in front of him and sipped it.

Vivian searched the Trade and Industry Bureau phone number while saying to Morris, “Morris, you often eat meals from Yipinju, so you must be familiar with their boss, right? I advise you not to be friends with that fool boss. No, it’s that he treats you like a fool and just thinks about the money in your pocket. You must report him and make him close down sooner rather than later.”

Morris who had been silent for a long time only felt his temples jutting straight up, raised his hand and rubbed his chin, his thin lips slightly opened and was about to say something, but he saw Vivian waving her hand, “Wait, I’ll make a call first.”

“Hello, Trade and Industry Bureau? I’d like to report a pint …”

She talked to the Trade and Industry Bureau for a long time before finally hanging up the phone. “Phew, Trade and Industry Bureau said they will come over tomorrow and check it out.”

“At this hour Trade and Industry Bureau is already closed, let’s eat first and wait for good news tomorrow.” Vivian said to Morris with a serious face.

Morris nodded and said nothing from start to finish.