Chapter 655

“No. It’s just a meal.”

She liked him, at least what she saw so far. ‘It wouldn’t hurt to have a meal with him, ‘ she thought.

Gregory called over a waiter and handed Debbie a menu.

“Get whatever you want. It’s on me.”

His serious expression amused Debbie.

“I have a big appetite. I’m afraid you might burst into tears when you see the bill,” she teased.

Gregory replied with a laugh, “I saw how you packed it away at Southon

Village. I don’t think you have a big appetite at all. I probably eat more than you.”

As if she didn’t want the waiter to hear her, she covered her face with the menu and approached

Gregory whispering, “I’m a hundred percent sure

I have a bigger appetite than you. Once I ate more than ten dishes dining at the Alioth Building.”

Back then, Carlos was having dinner with his business partners on the fifth floor of Alioth Building. He

called her over, and ordered a full table of dishes for her in another private booth. Although the dishes

were small, there were still more than ten. Even Carlos, a tall and strong man himself, was unable to

finish them alone.

After bidding goodbye to his partners, he went to her booth and was shocked to see she’d polished

them off. He gave her a thumbs-up, sincerely convinced.

“Shh-shush!” Debbie shushed Gregory with a forefinger to her Lips, embarrassed.

Suddenly, an idea struck Gregory. With a cunning smile, he offered,

“How about this? If I eat more than you tonight, you owe me a meal.”

“Okay. Why not?” Debbie agreed without hesitation. She thought it an interesting game.

Gregory took another menu from the waiter and said, “How about we order the same set menus, just to

make it fair?”

“Fine with me. But Colleen hasn’t arrived yet.” Debbie began to read the menu.

“Don’t mind her. You know what? She’s always Late.” Gregory was used to

Colleen’s tardiness.

Debbie burst into laughter.

“Are you throwing shade at Colleen right now?” she joked.

Gregory was about to say something, but he lost his voice when he saw someone.

Debbie saw his change of expression and asked, “What’s up?” She turned her head to check what

made Gregory’s smile disappear.

A man entered the restaurant, followed by a woman in a long beige coat.