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Donald listened and made a note of it in his mind.

“Sky Garden is different from corporate hotels like Grand Myer Hotel and Rivebale Hotel, which are wholly devoted to romance and the location of many wealthy kids’ engagements,” the cab driver explained, and they soon arrived at Sky Garden.

It was lively and located in the heart of west Pollerton.

Sky Garden had more than forty stories, and it was extremely opulently decorated. Every story was covered with flowers, and one could smell them from far away.

“All right, thanks.” Donald exited the vehicle and made his way over to Sky Garden.

The area was empty and sparsely populated at that time.

This restaurant could remain viable for at least three years after opening. For the wealthy kids, bringing their girls to hang out there was the best option.

When Donald entered the building, a young woman wearing a fancy uniform hurried over to the reception. “Sir, this is Sky Garden. How may I help you?”

She had a flushed face. She seemed to have only recently started working there and was a little reserved.

Donald said, “Here’s the thing. I’m planning a birthday party for a female friend and would like to book your restaurant.”

quite pricey.” She wasn’t

Donald replied, “Tomorrow.”

late

Donald was about to speak, a voice filled with

and looked, and it was Selina Turner, one of his former high

high school, she declared her love for Donald. At the time, he had not yet been victimized by the Campbell clan’s harsh tactics, and his family was regarded as a second-class

of her senior year, she changed schools.

see each other today in Sky Garden, which was managed by

tall. She wore a black business suit, a white shirt, and black stockings

nonetheless really attractive. She fit the stereotype

appearing a little surprised, Donald nodded to her,

attentively and immediately

designated parking place downstairs. Additionally, Sky Garden must be booked one month in

a

that the Campbell family had been suppressed by Tyrone

mentioned in the book, The Abandoned Children