My Fair Stunner novel Chapter 289

Chapter 289 Worlds Apart

Faye didn't mean to act flirtatiously.

But the allure revealed unintentionally could even arouse more of a man's passion.

When Faye finished speaking, Colin whispered, "Just a little drunk will be fine."

At that moment, Lance reached the place where the blind date would take place accompanied by Andy.

Lance bought a bunch of roses before entering to impress his blind date.

Ninety-nine flowers, which cost him a lot of money.

The blind date the Langfords arranged for Lance this time was a lady from a noble family.

Lance had seen her photo in advance. With a plain face, she didn't look quite attractive, but she was not ugly.

To be honest, those young men born with a silver spoon probably would not accept this blind date, but Lance was just adopted by the Langfords.

Although the old couple regarded Lance as their son, in the eyes of outsiders, an adopted son was an adopted son, and he would always be inferior.

As soon as Lance and Andy entered the restaurant, they saw that girl sitting by the window.

Lance stepped forward with roses and greeted politely.

"Nice to meet you, Miss Mane, I am Lance Langford."

The girl, looking very cultured, stood up and responded, "Nice to meet you, I'm Felicia Mane."

After the two greeted each other, Lance handed the roses to her.

The girl took them and put them in the booth next to her. It was hard to tell whether she liked the flowers or not from her face.

Probably because Lance took a look at her, the girl smiled, "Thank you for the flowers, I like them very much."

Lance smiled when he heard the words, "That's great."

After the two sat down, Andy stood upright at the dining table.

Seeing this, the girl was stunned, "Mr. Langford, who is he?"

Lance smiled awkwardly, and was about to come up with a fake identity for Andy when he heard Andy say, "His bodyguard."

Lance was speechless.

The girl smiled, "I didn't expect you to bring a bodyguard with you."

Lance was speechless, and he smiled more embarrassedly.

It was known to all that the Langfords wouldn't have gained a firm foothold in Cocanel without the Farrells.

Lance's father was the general assistant at Farrell Media headquarters.

In the eyes of ordinary people, such an identity might be out of reach, but in the eyes of the young girl from noble families, it was not much different from a servant or a nanny at home.

With such a family background, Lance even brought a bodyguard with him.

It would be praise to say he was pretentious.

With embarrassment, Lance called the waiter over to order.

After the waiter came over, the girl opened the menu and ordered a few moderately priced dishes, and then handed the menu to Lance, "Mr. Langford, what do you like to eat?"

Lance said, "I'm not a picky eater. Just order what you like."

Hearing his words, the girl didn't insist; she handed the menu to the waiter, "That's all for now."

The waiter said, "Okay, ma'am."

After the waiter left with the menu, Lance and the girl introduced themselves to each other.

The girl had just returned from studying abroad and had not yet entered the workplace, but she had already decided to work in her family company as an intern.

Lance was still a gentleman when dealing with women. He didn't talk too much nor not too little so that the girl wouldn't feel annoyed or awkward.

After a brief chat, the girl excused herself to go to the bathroom, got up, and left.

Lance watched the girl disappear around the corner and relaxed, then turned to look at Andy, "Andy, can you stand somewhere else? Don't you feel embarrassed about watching me on a blind date?"

Andy said, "No, I don't."

Lance was speechless.

Andy was just unreasonable.