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Chapter 1801

Chapter 1801

"Clear out," Sean wanted to give Romeo and his sister a better dining experience.

The restaurant manager immediately sprang into action, comping the meals of the other diners,

handing out discount vouchers for their next visit, and politely ushering them out. After ensuring the

customers had left, he approached Sean, "Everything is taken care of."

Now, the entire restaurant was left with only two guests - Sean and Steward.

"Could you make the space by the floor-to-ceiling windows a bit bigger? Remove some tables and

chairs, set up the prime spot, call in a couple of violinists, light some scented candles, and dim the

lights a bit more."

The manager thought Sean was setting up a romantic date and hastened to prepare everything

himself.

Sitting more than thirty yards away, Sean instructed the manager to make some adjustments on his

end too, to keep him out of sight so that no one would notice him there. The manager was puzzled -

was Sean planning to catch someone in the act?

"Can you hurry it up?"

"Right away," the manager quickly used floral trellises and portable glass dividers to create a tiered

space, allowing Sean to observe the other side without being easily spotted.

Soon, when Arabella walked in, hand in hand with Romeo, she was surprised to find the whole

restaurant cleared just for them, even specially arranged, with the scent of flowers in the air, creating a

relaxing ambiance.

Almost immediately, she spotted Sean in the corner, with Steward sitting opposite him. Were the two of

them planning to spy from there?

"It wasn't me who asked for a clear-out," Romeo confessed, glancing towards the corner where the two

men sat.

The manager grew nervous - had they been discovered? He had concealed their presence so well;

could Mr. McMillian still see Sean? It seemed impossible.

"Table for two," Romeo announced, acknowledging their presence.

"Mr. McMillian, long time no see. And Miss, right this way, please," the manager quickly led the way.

As Arabella passed the tables near Sean, she asked pointedly, "Is there a private event today?"

"Ah? No, it's not that, it's just that the chef was running late, and some customers didn't want to wait, so

they went to other restaurants. By the time our chef arrived, it's just that we don't have as many

customers at this time." The manager fibbed, "This is your table."

Watching Romeo walk hand in hand with his sister to their table, Sean couldn't help but grumble with a

tinge of jealousy, "This guy's getting cozy with my sister so fast? I told him to woo her, not to get

handsy!"

"Sean, it's all about what Ms. Collins wants, you know. If she didn't want to be touched, she'd give a

roundhouse kick that could send him flying a few yards."

Sean wasn't pleased with Steward’s comment, "What are you saying? Is my sister violent?"

Although he was trying to defend his sister, his tone lacked conviction. Steward knew that at that

moment, Sean must have been recalling the times he himself had been on the receiving end of Ms.

Collins's kicks. Sean had taken his fair share of beatings.

"Let's just wait and see." Sean watched from a distance as Romeo ordered from the menu without

even showing it to Bella first, "Doesn't this guy know about respect? On a first date, isn't it the lady who

should pick first?"

Why was he calling all the shots?

"Maybe they already decided what to eat on the way here. Sean, just keep cool," Steward was worried

Sean might make a scene.

Sean had to suppress his dissatisfaction for the moment and continue watching.

After Romeo finished ordering, he looked at Arabella with an indulgent gaze, his voice so soft that only

the two of them could hear, "Sean chose a spot with a nice view, didn't he?"