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

Time passes quickly.

About fifteen minutes later, the Walter family of three arrived.

After exchanging pleasantries, everyone took their seats and continued to wait.

After waiting for about seven or eight minutes, Hank and Mary arrived.

Upon seeing Hank, the star of tonight's dinner, arrive, Ding Ze immediately smiled brightly, stood up, and greeted him, "Mary, this must be your husband."

"Hank Schreid, it's a pleasure to meet you," Hank said confidently, extending his hand to Ding Ze.

“Will Anderson,” Ding Ze shook hands with Hank, then introduced Janet, “this is my fiancée, Janet Austin.”

Janet, of course, had already stood up and greeted Hank with a smile, "Hello, Mr. Schreid."

Hank was a normal man, unlike Old White. He was already surprised when he saw Janet, and immediately responded with a bright smile, "Hello, Ms. Austin, you are probably the most beautiful lady I have ever seen."

Hearing this, Mary was displeased and immediately raised her eyebrows, "Ahem."

Upon hearing this, Hank promptly put on a grin and brushed it off, saying, "Let's not stand here, let's sit down, I'm starving."

soon.

Everyone sat down, ordered their food, and while waiting for their meals, they chatted and got to know each other better.

We chatted for a little while.

Ding Ze asked Hank naturally, "Hank, what do you do for a living?"

Hank was very proud of his job, grinning, "I'm a DEA agent, I usually catch drug dealers and narcotics addicts, it's just a very ordinary job."

Janet, upon hearing this, was slightly startled because she didn't know Hank's identity beforehand. She subconsciously glanced at Ding Ze, finding it somewhat comical.

What are you trying to do by inviting Hank, a DEA agent, to dinner, as the world's largest book vendor?

Janet thought to herself, then looked down and smiled softly.

“This job is no ordinary one,” Ding Ze replied. “I’ve heard that book peddling is dangerous; those guys are quick to shoot. Ordinary people can’t do your kind of job.”

Upon hearing this, Hank's face clearly showed a smug expression. "Readers are just readers, mostly idiots. Over the years, I've thrown at least dozens of them into prison. I've learned one thing from them: these readers only know how to use a gun and how to fire it, but they have almost no aiming skills."

"More importantly, they panic when they encounter us DEA. When they panic, they basically lose their aim and can only be taken down by us."

Ding Ze feigned surprise, "So that's how it is, I've learned something... Well, you haven't met any particularly skilled book vendors? I heard that Ding Ze is one of them."

Janet: "....."

Good guy.

Are they here for dinner?

This is probably meant to provoke Hank, the DEA agent.

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In the restaurant.

Hank visibly became uncomfortable upon hearing the name Ding Ze.

There was no other way; Hank had almost died at Ding Ze's hands back then, and he had also watched helplessly as many of his colleagues were killed by Ding Ze with a sniper rifle...

However, quite some time had passed, and after a brief moment of awkwardness, Hank resumed his arrogant and boastful tone, saying, "That Ding Ze was a serial killer, a madman, not at all formidable. Back then..."

Hank gave a long speech.

Ding Ze was delighted to hear this.

Mary was a little nervous and didn't dare let Hank say anything more. "Okay, okay, Hank, be careful Ding Ze doesn't hear you. I heard online that that madman is very petty. If he hears you say that, he might come looking for you."

Hear this.

Ding Ze: "???"

Hey, who the hell said I was petty online?

Damn it, I'll have to go check it out later.

Speaking of the internet, it's actually quite interesting.

Before he transmigrated, he was just an ordinary person, with the same hobbies as other ordinary people, spending his free time having fun online.

As a result, looking back now, he realizes that since he transmigrated to this world, he has hardly had any contact with the internet.

This is very interesting.

Hank, always eager to boast, wouldn't stop just because Mary said that. He immediately laughed and retorted, "Haha, if he dares to come looking for me, I guarantee I'll empty my magazine and take him down..."

Mary paused, then said, "That's enough. We're about to have dinner. Don't say things like that."

Janet smiled broadly, sensing Ding Ze's amusement.

Hank still loved Mary, so he stopped bragging and started talking about other things.

Old Bai sat at the table, unable to get a word in edgewise, remaining silent, looking rather forlorn.

Ding Ze then asked Lao Bai with a smile, "Walter, what about you? Has anything interesting happened to you lately?"

Old Bai was a middle-aged man, frustrated and tied down by his family. What fun things could he possibly have? Every day was the same, and even he found it boring. Hearing the question, he could only force a smile and gently shake his head, "Nothing special..."

After Old White finished speaking, Hank, who actually felt sorry for him but didn't look down on him, smiled and offered a suggestion, "Walter, thank you, Mr. Anderson. Your family's income has increased significantly. You should enjoy life..."

The words came out.

The speaker has no intention, the listener has the intention.

To Lao Bai, Hank's words sounded like he was being looked down upon, which immediately annoyed him, but he had no choice but to suppress his anger. "That's a good suggestion. Maybe we can go on a trip."

Then, Old Bai turned to Skyler, "Skyler, what do you think?"

Skyler grinned widely. "If you have time, you should go."

Upon hearing this, Janet had an idea and said, "If you're going on vacation, you're welcome to visit Miami. Just give me a call and I'll host you."

Ding Ze: "^_^"

Comrade Janet is also full of bad intentions.

Hear the words.

Before Lao Bai and Skyler could speak, Hank suddenly interjected, "Miami? That's become Ding Ze's headquarters. Isn't that inappropriate?"

Janet shook her head with a bright smile, "Actually, it's not so bad. That bastard Ding Ze really does have connections everywhere in Miami, and he even keeps a bunch of assassins around."

"However, they don't interfere in the lives of ordinary people, and Miami as a whole is not much different from before."

Ding Ze: "..."

Yes, Janet is definitely asking for trouble. I'll have to teach her a lesson when I get home tonight.

Chapter 341 Old Bai: Are you after me?

Albuquerque, restaurant.

"Is that so?" Hank was skeptical and then offered his own opinion.

Janet, of course, wouldn't argue with Hank. After Hank finished speaking, she smiled and said, "You're welcome to come to Miami too. It'll be on us. Miami is actually quite nice."

dinner?

Mary, upon hearing this, became somewhat interested. At the same time, she became even more curious about what kind of business such a beautiful woman like Janet was in, so she asked.

Janet smiled and thought for a moment, "My family mainly runs a yacht business; I'm just helping out."

Yacht business!

Good guy!

She's so beautiful and so rich...

Mary glanced at Ding Ze subconsciously, not quite understanding how Ding Ze could have a fiancée like Janet.

Of course, Mary wasn't foolish enough to actually ask that question; she simply expressed her envy towards Janet.

Ding Ze then spoke up, saying to Lao Bai, "Walter, Miami isn't as scary as people say online. We're all just ordinary people, there's no danger in going there for fun, so go without worry."

Old Bai nodded. "Okay, I'll go again when I have time."

At this moment, Old White's son, idiot Flynn, spoke up, "I heard that Miami is very lively, with all sorts of fun things to do. Is that true?"

Ding Ze grinned and nodded decisively, "That's true. There are a lot of things to do. I usually like to lie on the beach and watch all kinds of beautiful women."

"You'll definitely like it. There are so many beautiful women with great figures and looks. Just looking at them makes you happy."

Haha, when it comes to beautiful women, Flynn and Hank immediately perked up.

Skyler and Mary were genuinely surprised, never expecting that Ding Ze would say such things so openly in front of Janet.

Surprised, Mary seized the opportunity and couldn't help but ask Janet.

Janet smiled and shook her head, appearing very generous. "Men only have this one hobby, they just look and that's it, I can't be bothered to care."

Skyler and Mary, upon hearing this, were truly impressed by Janet.

Hank and Flynn became excited and praised Janet.

Old Bai remained silent, only maintaining a slightly fake smile, quietly watching Ding Ze and the others make a scene.