Love At The Right Price

Chapter 37

As such, Tamara remained in a semi-conscious state and was eventually led to a homely little restaurant

The restaurant was hidden in the alleyway of an old street and the alley was quite a long one. There were just a few dim, yellow lamp posts lighting up their way, and the whole place looked quite run down.

Tamara stood at the end of the alley and turned back to take a look. Surprised, she exclaimed, “How did you manage to find this place? I’ve stayed in Deacon Town for more than twenty years and yet I’ve never realized the existence of this place!”

“Do you come from Deacon Town?” Frank asked despite already knowing the answer.

“Yup.” Tamara pursed her red lips and it seemed that she was reluctant to continue the topic. She rubbed her stomach and walked into the restaurant while mentioning, “I’m starving. I wonder what are some of their signatures?”

Frank quickly trailed after her as the friendly owner of the restaurant came out to greet them.

“Gosh! I was wondering who’s here. It’s you, Frank!” The owner greeted Frank with a beaming smile on his wizened face.

As for Tamara, she turned her gaze to the two guys and smiled. “Do you know each other?”

acquaintances. If it wasn’t for Frank, my little business would have

been just a

topic. After all, being an outsider, she knew not

owner seemed to regard her

the past, his next sentence managed to cause

and yet, this is the first time that he’s brought a woman here.” The

Instinctively, Tamara rebutted, “The first woman?

of sugar mommies, so I wouldn’t

be old but my memory hasn’t failed me yet. You

Frank noticed that their conversation was coming to an abrupt end, so he calmly. mentioned,

thing. Take a

and Tamara could finally take a good look at

place could only fit around ten tables, but the

quite serene

tasted astonishingly yummy to Tamara, and she realized that it was no wonder someone

served awesome food, then it could definitely lure in customers from near and far. This restaurant served great food so it made sense