The actor had no idea that she had actually taken his suggestion and “examined” his body.

That was why she had blushed furiously when she saw Hua Jin.

Hua Jin was a little surprised, noticing how flushed she was.

“What’s wrong? Why is your face so red?” He reached out and touched her face. He couldn’t help but laugh. “Why have you turned so red?” He muttered, don’t tell me you’re sick and feverish?

Liang Yin slapped his hand away. “Why are you up so early today?”

“Have you forgotten? I promised to take you for a meal of western food.”

Only then did Liang Yin remember and was a little stunned. She had not expected him to take their agreement to heart.

The Maria.

It was the most famous restaurant in the capital city. Although it was not the most expensive and luxurious restaurant, it was the one that Hua Jin thought had the best food. However, reservations were required. Fortunately, Hua Jin had asked Qin Zhou to make a booking, a private room for two.

Before going out, Hua Jin fully geared up with his sunglasses and a large jacket. However, realizing that he wasn’t who he was anymore, he took them off again. After he urged Liang Yin to put on her full gear, the two of them headed out to the restaurant. However, despite being in full cover-up, Hua Jin still looked cautious, as if he was afraid of being discovered by the paparazzi.

“You’re already wrapped up like this. What are you afraid of?”

“You don’t understand. Those paparazzi are everywhere.”

He remembered once stopping a taxi on the way back from an event. As he was about to get out of the car, he noticed something strange on the door frame. There was actually a pinhole camera installed next to the armrest. It was only then that it dawned on him, the driver was a paparazzo in disguise?

Many celebrities in the studio city fell for it.

Some of them went to nightclubs and private clubs to hang out, and the paparazzi pretended to be taxi drivers, writing articles that were twisted out of context.

Perhaps there the celebrity might not have said anything wrong, but in the industry, the paparazzi were most terrifying, they were like the demons and ghosts of the underworld. Who knew how far they could twist the truth from words taken out of context?

Reality has proven that the fans’ trust is fragile. A saying goes that water can carry a boat as well as capsize it.

So the actor had been careful.

When they arrived at the western restaurant, Hua Jin didn’t allow Liang Yin to remove his heavy coat until they were inside the private room.

In the private room, the dining table and chairs were next to the window. The windows were made of privacy glass. While guests sitting inside were able to see what was outside, people outside couldn’t look in.

The dining table had been laid in advance, dedicated waiters filed into the private room. In a posh restaurant, even the waiters were elegant and handsome.

Liang Yin was a little embarrassed in front of the waiting staff. It was her first time eating western food and she didn’t even know which hand to use with her knife and fork. She was inevitably worried that she would make a fool out of herself.

Hua Jin could tell at a glance, so he took out his wallet and gave the waiter a hundred. “You don’t have to serve here anymore, thank you.”

The waiter took it with a smile and slowly retreated.

Liang Yin was touched by his thoughtfulness. She smiled, and the smile was infinitely warm.

“You know, this is the first time I’m having a western meal with a man.”

It was like a date. But she didn’t say this aloud.

The actor was oddly surprised to hear that. He noticed Liang Yin’s choice of words. She said it was her first western meal with a man.