People are watching American TV shows, and they are also watching American-style iaido.

Fiona was quite nonchalant, not even glancing at Jason, and walked towards her own home.

Ding Ze followed and went into the house.

"Please make yourself at home. Would you like something to drink?" Fiona offered.

"No need, you go about your business," Ding Ze said, sitting down in a chair in the dining room and looking at the unusually quiet Gallagher family home.

At this time, Philip, Ian, Carl, and Debbie were all at school and not at home.

It's a bit strange that Lim isn't there either.

I wonder where that little guy was sent.

"I remember you had a baby at home, where is he?" Ding Ze asked Fiona, who was going upstairs, with some curiosity.

“Lim? He’s at Veronica’s. I asked her to take care of him,” Fiona said without turning her head.

The mystery is revealed.

Ding Ze lit a cigarette, took two puffs, and suddenly realized that there was no one else in the house, so...

"Fiona, would you like me to help you pick out some clothes?"

Fiona, who had just entered the second-floor bathroom and was about to take a shower, hesitated for a moment when she heard this, then said, "Okay, come on up."

Upon hearing this, Ding Ze got up and quickly went upstairs.

Hearing Ding Ze's voice coming up, Fiona, who was in the bathroom, spoke up again, "I'm here."

Ding Ze walked over and went into the bathroom.

“I’m covered in dust, I need to wash myself,” Fiona said as she took off her shirt.

“What a coincidence, me too,” Ding Ze replied with a smile.

Fiona smiled and shook her head. "I don't see any dust on you."

"Yes," Ding Ze replied, reaching out to close the bathroom door.

……

Fiona has a really great figure; she's got curves in all the right places.

Yes, the technique is quite good.

Of course, thanks to his [Bedroom Arts] skill, Ding Ze is a cut above the rest.

About half an hour later.

Fiona's legs were trembling as she walked out of the bathroom, barely able to speak. "I'm going to change my clothes."

-

Ding Ze put on his clothes, left the bathroom, and lit a cigarette afterward.

Just at this time.

Suddenly, the sound of a door opening came from downstairs, followed by footsteps.

Upon hearing this, Ding Ze immediately guessed who it was.

In broad daylight, the only person who would enter the house so quickly and without saying a word could be that old man Frank.

Fiona, who had just changed into a dress, also heard the sound and knew who it was. She quickly came out of the room and said to Ding Ze, "It should be my dad coming back. Don't worry about him."

“Okay,” Ding Ze smiled, thinking to himself, ‘I don’t want to get involved, but I’m afraid he’ll put on a big show as soon as I go down there.’

As it turns out, this is indeed the case.

After Fiona changed her clothes, the two went downstairs.

Frank, who was busy ransacking the kitchen, suddenly spotted Ding Ze!

Swish!

Her face changed so quickly!

Instantly, Frank's face lit up with a wide grin. He promptly dropped what he was holding and sprinted towards Ding Ze, excitedly shouting as he ran, "Jason, Jason, where have you been? I've been waiting for you in Ellebohr every day, and I'm practically going blind from waiting!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Frank approached Ding Ze. His ugly old face became even uglier because of his overly bright smile. "Jason, it seems you've met my daughter! What do you think? I wasn't exaggerating, was I? Isn't my daughter just as I described, with impeccable looks and figure?"

I witnessed this scene firsthand.

Fiona was naturally completely bewildered, and looked at Ding Ze with suspicion, "Jason, do you know my dad?"

Ding Ze shook his head. "I wouldn't say we know each other, we just bumped into each other by chance at the Ellebo bar before..."

In response, Ding Ze deliberately spoke to Fiona in a complicated tone, "Is this your dad? What a coincidence, he was just saying the other day that he was going to sell you to me... You've really had a tough time."

Fiona frowned and glared at Frank. "Frank, you're not welcome here. Get out!"

Frank didn't even glance at Fiona, but continued to smile at Ding Ze, saying, "Jason, a deal is a deal. Now that you've slept with my daughter, let's go to Albers and talk."

Although Fiona was casual, she was still furious to be spoken to like that by her own father to his face, and immediately yelled, "Frank, get out!!"

After yelling, Fiona reached out to Latzel's arm and said, "Jason, let's go, ignore him."

“Okay,” Ding Ze replied with a smile. At the same time, he had a good idea and said to Frank, “I’ll go to Ellebo when I have time.”

"Okay, okay, okay!" Frank didn't dare to confront Fiona directly, ignored her, nodded repeatedly to Ding Ze, and then stepped aside.

Fiona pulled Ding Ze along and walked quickly outside.

out the door.

Fiona regained some of her usual composure and said to Ding Ze apologetically, "I'm sorry, my dad is indescribable, please don't mind him."

"It's alright, every family has its own problems. Come on, let's go eat," Ding Ze said with a smile.

The two got into the car.

Ding Ze drove towards the city center, and at the same time, he made a phone call to Abruzzi, "John, which restaurant in Chicago is good? I'm planning to go there for dinner now."

Abruzzi: "..."

This guy is damn young, damn energetic.

Not many hours ago, he played with so many beautiful women on the yacht.

You've only just arrived in Chicago and you're already having fun?

Isn't it greasy?

Abruzzi thought to himself, but of course, he only thought it in his mind and would never say it out loud. "There's a restaurant with a really nice atmosphere and decor, and their steak is amazing. How about that?"

Ding Ze didn't answer, but asked Fiona, "Is steak okay?"

Fiona nodded. "Okay."

Ding Ze then replied to Abruchi, "Okay, you can order it for me and send me the address."

"it is good."

The restaurant Abruzzi mentioned is very famous in Chicago, and reservations are usually required a month in advance.

Since Abruzzi ordered it himself, there was naturally no need to wait... After all, who is Abruzzi? Although he left Chicago, in some ways, his fame has actually grown even more...

The restaurant owner dared not offend him, lest he wake up the next day to find the restaurant burned to the ground.

therefore.

When Ding Ze arrived at the restaurant, he told the doorman that "John just made a reservation." The owner, who had been waiting at the restaurant entrance, practically shot over like an arrow and darted in front of Ding Ze and Fiona.

"Gentlemen, I am the owner of this restaurant. Please follow me and I will show you to your seats."

See this scene.

Fiona, who had heard of this restaurant and knew how difficult it was to make a reservation, was already completely dumbfounded.

At this moment, the restaurant owner came to greet them personally, and was so respectful…

The level of confusion increased several times over.

This state of confusion lasted until the two sat down and the boss temporarily left, at which point it subsided slightly.

Fiona calmed down a bit, looked at Ding Ze suspiciously, hesitated for a long time, but finally couldn't help but ask, "Jason, what kind of business do you do?"

Fiona wasn't stupid; she had a general idea in mind.

Ding Ze smiled faintly, and instead of answering, asked, "You really want to know?"

Fiona paused for a moment, recalling the exhilarating feeling of flying that she had never experienced before. Not wanting to know the answer to the question, she changed the subject, "I'm not very elegant when I eat."

“Me too,” Ding Ze replied.

The two enjoyed a truly delicious steak dinner, and then, at the restaurant owner's insistence, they left the restaurant without paying a single penny, and were respectfully seen off by the owner.

"Welcome back next time," the restaurant owner said with a smile, though in his heart he was thinking, 'Please don't come again!'

Ding Ze didn't respond, but raised his hand to glance at his watch.

It's only 3 PM now, there's still some time before evening.

What should I do?

Let's do something enjoyable then, since we're just idling around anyway.

"I'll take you somewhere," Ding Ze said after getting into the car.