I'm a Master in India

Anna and the others had sent Ron a letter at the end of July, predicting that the latest issue of the India travel guide would be published in September.

Today is September 10th, and the estimated time is very accurate. It's also a rare piece of good news in over a month.

Taking the 'Lonely Planet' from Mary, Ron immediately began searching for information about Mumbai.

The 'Lonely Planet' content on India is roughly divided into history, lifestyle, religion, cuisine, markets, art, and scenery.

If you wanted to write all of this content, the magazine would need to be at least several hundred pages thick. However, this issue of 'Lonely Planet' that Ron has is a bit special. It's a special issue about Mumbai.

'Lonely Planet' will do special issues for some popular global cities, which is a special treatment.

Opening the first page, below the Mumbai title is its population figure: 13 million.

Followed by a line: Best Reception: Mumbai Tourism Information Company.

Wow, Ron counted, and his company is in the second line of the opening, with full prominence.

Below are some rankings for Best Dining and Best Accommodation.

After that is an introduction to the history of Mumbai, and his name begins to appear around the attractions introduction section.

Although it's only a few words, the author has already described Ron's professionalism and how he helps them avoid many scams.

Some of the well-reviewed accommodations and restaurants also come from Ron's recommendations.

This part of the content only mentions Mumbai Tourism Information Company in passing. A detailed introduction to the latter is mainly concentrated in the Practical Information section.

"Mumbai Tourism Information Company, Phone XXX-XXXX; The staff at the Victoria Train Station headquarters are very helpful and provide many Maharashtra brochures and information.

These things are very useful, and local scams are exposed in its presence. It is worth noting that it can provide tourists with all services such as accommodation, guides, and restaurants.

This includes foreign currency exchange, and they have the best exchange rates in Mumbai. Open seven days a week, Monday to Sunday, with a reception desk at Victoria Train Station."

The content is not much, but Ron is already very satisfied. Compared to the dozens of words of introduction for other hotels, his company definitely gets VIP treatment.

After all, the entire guide is less than a hundred pages, and most of the information is a fleeting overview.

Closing the 'Lonely Planet', Ron stretched contentedly.

Everything is ready, only the east wind is lacking.

From October until April of the following year, the monsoon season is over, and it rarely rains. This is the best time of year in Mumbai, and also the best time to travel.

This travel guide has come at the perfect time and can be called the strongest support.

"So, did you find the information you wanted?" Mary was wiping her wet hair with a towel.

"Yes, it's like a divine help." Ron went over to help her.

The three clerks in the office, including Haruse who was printing documents, stared blankly at the intimate behavior of the two.

This is unimaginable in India, where the separation of men and women is extremely strict, but undeniably, there is deep envy and jealousy in Haruse's eyes.

This is a foreigner, and a foreign woman at that. Which Indian man hasn't fantasized about it?

"Hey, you adulterous couple, I've caught you!"

Lena, with her baby face, had already stood behind them at some point.

"You're just jealous." Mary rolled her eyes.

"That's right," Lena generously admitted. She turned to face Ron, "I want it too!"

"Okay, no problem, but you guys will help me sort out the list on the computer later."

"That rating statistic for hotels and restaurants? Why don't you let them do it?"

Lena was referring to the three newly recruited clerks. She was unwilling to do this kind of work.

"Only you two have good English and know how to use computers." Ron deliberately put on a pleading posture.

"Hmph, then we'll reluctantly help you with this favor."

"Let's go to Leopold Cafe tonight. It's my treat."

"Yay!"

"I recently encountered a crazy person. Really, that guy has been following me for a long time, all the way to the apartment building."

Lena leaned on the table with a dazed look. She has big eyes and a pair of sensual, thick lips on her round face.

She is very beautiful, and after drinking, she becomes even more charming.

"A crazy person?" Ron shook the wine glass in his hand.

"That's right, it must be a pervert!" Lena said firmly.

Ron looked at Mary, who shrugged, "I only saw a back view upstairs."

"Is it an Indian man?" Ron continued to ask.

"No, it's a foreigner. Indian men only dare to think in their heads. They are all cowards and don't dare to provoke foreigners. Just like... just like you, hee hee."

Lena twirled the empty wine glass with her slender fingers, looking at Ron with provocative eyes.

"You're drunk."

"I'm not! Hey! Number Four, give me a glass of whiskey!" Lena shouted at a waiter in red, whose chest pocket was printed with the number '4'.

"Give me one too, and him!" Mary pointed to Ron.

"Yes, that's right, everyone switch to whiskey!" Lena cheered.

"Hey, you guys will get drunk."

"You have to send us back tonight! There's a crazy person, as the Boss, isn't that what you should do?" Lena looked at Ron contemptuously, as if he wouldn't be a qualified gentleman if he refused.

"OK, let's have a good time tonight!" Ron was in a good mood and was looking forward to the upcoming October.

"Cheers!" Lena and Mary responded enthusiastically to him.

There are many large ceiling fans slowly shaking on the high ceiling of the bar. The painted walls, doors, and windows are inlaid with mahogany trim.

Ron and the others drank until very late, and he kept his promise to send the two back to their apartment near Colaba Causeway.

Mary and Lena slept in one bedroom, where a wardrobe was placed against the wall, with many brightly colored clothes neatly hung on the rack.

"Hey, come and sit!" Mary, holding a wine bottle, was curled up there, while Lena was leaning on the side, staring at him with a silly smile.

"I have to get you guys a towel."

"Come here, now." Mary nearly ordered, her eyes already blurred with drunkenness.

"Okay, maybe I shouldn't have bought you so much wine."

Ron approached, and before he could finish a sentence, Mary pulled him, causing him to stumble.

Leaning forward, Ron saw the Xuezi.

"You have to try it."

Mary grabbed his hand, guiding the direction.

"How is it, isn't it very powerful? We've been exercising since we were little, very capable.

I've practiced so hard, I can use that damn thing to write letters, can you feel that strength?"

Ron wanted to say something, but he was already being attacked from both sides.

Ron was young, but fighting against two women at the same time was by no means an easy task.

The next day when he woke up, the bed was like it had been bombed by a shell, and there was no need to salvage it.

Damn, he forgot one thing, the airline!