When the situation was irreparable, you have to stop.
They were all adults now, and they understood the principle of not going too far.
"That's good.After we have a meal together, we shall separate and move on."
Patrick agreed, but he did not relax.
Regret? No, she had never been able to control a man like Patrick.
Besides, many things had happened, and there were so many people and things between them now.
Patrick parked the car outside the restaurant and threw the keys to the waiting valet.
Then, he led Sophia in.
He brought her to the tallest revolving restaurant in the city, with a height of 380 meters.
Sitting here, she could look around and see the enchanting night view of the entire Frostford City without moving.
"This place is lovely" Sophia sighed with emotion.
But she also realized that this was not her life, and she always felt that it was too unreal.
"Can you check first what you want to eat?"
Patrick called the waiter over and pushed the menu to Sophia.
"Can you order for me, please? I am not a picky eater"
Sophia looked at the shockingly expensive dishes on the menu, and her head began to hurt a little.The people who were born with a silver spoon did not understand the hard work of the working people.This meal was probably worth half a year's salary for Sophia.
"Please bring us two of your signature dishes and a bottle of 1992 Lafite Rothschild" Patrick ordered through the waiter.
"I don't drink" Sophia reminded.
Patrick raised his eyebrows, "I will drink it myself.I won't force you."
Sophia was slightly relieved, but when she thought of the year and brand of the wine, she thought, ‘It should be costly, right?’ She smiled bitterly.
She felt like Cinderella, wearing glass shoes who would eventually return to her original form at midnight.She knew that the social status gap between her and Patrick was huge, and she felt pressured.She was young and naive enough to think that love conquered all in the past.
Now that she was old enough to think rationally, she felt that her status in life was truly holding her back.
She felt that she had learned her lesson from the past years.
Sometimes, she wondered, what did it mean to mature? It was growth, perhaps.
from the pain, but you still had
to try and be brave, because no one would care about what you had
of people, so who would care for someone as
around.You are not a little girl anymore” Sophia
Patrick could not
was fortunate that this was an outdoor dining
indoors, it would be inappropriate
you mean what you said when we were in
his mouth as if
lightly reminded, "Don't forget that you have a
that I have a
hospitalized, and then I ran into you, was it your
did not dare to say that she had met
reaction.Patrick took a puff of smoke and said in a
would be in a great bustle to take care of the
must develop a habit of ensuring that he is
looked at her, "You seem to know about children very
"I have a friend who is a single
an
want to talk too much about Quentin, but she
difficulties, he would stop pursuing
deliberately subduing him, and he accepted her
while, the waiter
ate in small bites.She didn't think it was
became extravagant when served in a
this, and so
to forget about Patrick, but it was not
it was already pretty good to push herself to this
he did not say
into the lobby of her building, watched her elevator climb
he watched as she turned on the
stood downstairs for
in his car had
realizing it? He was not sure if he was upset
the
car's engine finally started, and
but now he was reluctant to part with
knew how difficult it was to
The following day...
outside the
She sighed.
only stayed for a few days and now it was
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