Chapter 110: Getting Tired of Each Other

When Nancy returned to the restaurant, she had changed her clothes, and Locke was already sitting in the best seat by the window. "Sorry, I'm late," Nancy said, blushing as she walked over, feeling a bit embarrassed. She had promised to treat him, but ended up making him wait, which wasn't like her at all. But she hadn't expected the traffic in B City to be so bad at this time. The moment she appeared, Locke was impressed. To match the restaurant's style, Nancy had changed into a white dress, completely different from her usual business attire. Locke waved it off, "It's the dinner rush; if you don't come early, the best seats will be taken." He gentlemanly pulled out a chair for Nancy, who smiled and took a seat. "It's your fault; I said I would come early, but the seats got taken," came Blanche's voice, and Nancy almost instinctively frowned. Why did she always run into Blanche whenever she sat in this spot? Blanche was frowning too. As soon as she entered the restaurant, s