Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 297

“Mr. Spencer, you’re flattering me.” Lethan smiled stiffly as he sat across from Gareth.

The family name “Spencer” was very rare, but it was also the name of a very prominent family in Yorksle.

The former mayor of Yorksle was surnamed Spencer, and so was the chairman of Yorksle Culture and

Tourism Board.

Although Shein didn’t say it aloud, Lethan had made the deduction himself.

This person in front of him was the grandson of the former mayor of Yorksle, and the chairman of the Culture and Tourism Board should be his father.

They were in a top–class private room, but there were only five dishes on the table.

Lethan was a little displeased by that. He was at least a pioneer in Riverland’s fashion industry. Even if this was a meal with malicious intentions, it should not be this humble.

“My father has taught me not to waste food since a young age, so I didn’t order many dishes. Please forgive me if it’s not to your standards.”

Gareth smiled politely, then he opened a bottle of wine and poured the drink into two glasses. He stood up and placed one in front of Lethan.

family to not waste food, a principle Gareth had internalized since childhood. Even though he

this commitment.

to listen to a song, but food wastage

wine glass was placed in front

to Gareth’s explanation. “Not at all, there is

thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to come.

relieved to learn that Gareth meant no

friends with

probably not a bad thing that he

his glass of wine, Gareth opened another bottle, placed it in the middle of the table,

with the previous bottle and revealed, “I invited you

to know more

was filling his own glass with wine, was startled when he

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stopped pouring the wine and forced a smile. “Carlisle

other for long.”

may sound perfunctory, but he was telling the truth.

what was about to happen to Lethan and saved his life. Then, he predicted the successful development of Riverwatch District. Later, he predicted that there would be