“Mr. Doyle didn't do anything wrong." Luca knew Luke was joking. Her lips curled up into a smile.
She liked relaxed and happy conversations like this.
"I don't need anyone as long as you're here," said Luke. Luca was more important than anyone else.
Luca's face reddened. She could sense the hidden meaning in Luke's words. Then, she touched her face. She could feel her face burning. She turned to look at the streets, and only then did she realize they had passed by an ancestral hall.
"Mr. Crawford, isn't that the ancestral hall?" Luca asked. She glanced at the navigation to make sure that the ancestral hall she saw was their destination.
"Yes. I'm looking for the parking lot," replied Luke.
The main road outside the ancestral hall was a two-way street. They could not park their car here, and there were no parking lots in the ancestral hall either.
There happened to be a parking lot a couple of hundred feet away. Luke parked the car there. After he got out of the car, he opened his car trunk and took his tools out.
Luke brought many tools, and Luca helped him to pick up one of the measuring tools.
"Let me carry it." Luke was unwilling to tire Luca out even though she used to do such things back then.
"I'm your assistant today. Let me carry it. Besides, it's not heavy at all," replied Luca. She was not a weak person back then, and neither was she now.
She could do what a man could do, and she did not need any help.
Luke picked up the rest of the tools, and the two of them slowly walked in the direction of the ancestral hall.
It was late. Some villagers who stayed nearby had already come out. They gave Luke and Luca peculiar looks when they saw them.
Luca ignored the way they looked at
The chief of the village was waiting for them as they had informed
the
forward, looked at Luke with a smile on his face, and said, "You must be Luke. Old Master Crawford has already informed me. Thank you for agreeing to
was cold, but he did
job. As Old Master Crawford's grandson, he
agreed to help. At least we can save some budget for the design fees. Thank you,
Luke put down the toolbox and looked around the ancestral hall that was in
be coming to measure the
meet you, Mr. Crawford," Brian was a little too excited. He was a second-year university student and he
called Luke a genius architect. However, this genius had to run a multinational corporation.
every work he designed was
Luke replied in a cold voice. He looked at his surroundings. The ancestral hall was
was why the village
the village chief said proved that Luke was right
the festive seasons. If the building collapses, it might cause deadly accidents. If we don't reconstruct it, the fire department will close the building. I was left with no choice. That's why I thought of asking you
did," replied Luke. The village chief had told the old master what
building like the Crawford Ancestral Home, an iconic building in X City. That way, the ancestral hall could be open to the public as a tourist attraction and it would be able to
Old Master Crawford had already told
said, "I’m going to start measuring
leave you to it," said the village chief. He did not know anything about architecture, so he sent two students
first-year university student. He agreed
so that his resume
in front of
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