The place Abraham Redington took Molly Wellington to eat was an elegant, quiet, and private Western restaurant near the company.
Ray Mckinley should have reserved the seats in advance.
The waiter led the two of them to a table near the window inside the restaurant.
Since it's a high-end Western restaurant, the spacing of tables in this expensive downtown area was not too close. The tables are spaced quite generously, making it an ideal spot for senior executives from nearby companies to meet clients and discuss business.
Of course, there were also young couples on dates.
However, there were not many couples who could afford such dining expenses on a weekday noon.
Therefore, when Abraham Redington held Molly Wellington's hand and entered the restaurant, the two of them, a stunning couple, formed a stark contrast with other guests discussing business affairs.
Molly Wellington glanced around and noticed several familiar faces.
