Rising from the Ashes BY Only For You

Chapter 2407

---- Chapter 2407 Luna's tone was flat and dismissive. "I offered him a ride, that's all. But he'd rather go to a bar and have fun. Clearly, he doesn't want to spend time with someone as boring as me." Leslie had the good sense not to push further. She started the engine and drove out into the night, keenly aware that Luna's mood had taken a noticeable dip. The Nightfall Bar was a modest establishment, tucked away in an old alley. It had few customers but made up for it with privacy. Its weathered stone walls and high fences gave it a charming, upscale feel despite its humble appearance.

Andrew walked past wearing a long coat and a hat pulled low over his face. He paused at the bar's entrance to peer inside, then crossed the street and sat down at a small food stall opposite the bar. He ordered some food and settled in to eat slowly and deliberately. Manuel Powell, the stall owner, was a weathered man in his 50s with ruddy cheeks from years of outdoor work. He smiled warmly. "Welcome back, sir. You're here again." Andrew smiled and handed him a large bill. "Keep the change." ---- Manuel's face lit up with delight.

barely in middle school. Yet, she was already shaping up to be a beauty. She was sharp, obedient, and with big, bright eyes. She shyly glanced at Andrew before hurrying off to get the soup. When she set the steaming bowl in front of him, she moved carefully and respectfully, then smiled shyly at her feet before walking away. In the kitchen, Gianna Floyd, the

"Yeah, Mom. He has been coming for two nights straight now." Gianna beamed. "I bet he's just fallen in love with our food. Rich folks get tired of all that fancy dining; they crave real street flavor once in

bit." Olivia blinked. "Mom, what's that supposed to mean?" Gianna chuckled. "You'll understand when you're older. Just know they're not the kind of women you should ever imitate." Olivia nodded uncertainly and glanced outside again. The man in the black coat was still sitting there, lost in thought, eyes fixed on