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Chapter 367 novel The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella)
Leo parked the car and strolled up to the entrance, caught off guard by the charming exterior of the place. "This spot's got quite the vibe," he mused.
It had an old-world charm about it. With a name like 'Herb & Hearth'—it hinted at something from a bygone era.
Mirabella raised an eyebrow, "They specialize in food therapy here, and it's actually pretty tasty."
"Food therapy? That's a new one for me. Dishes made with herbs and such?" Leo asked, a hint of skepticism in his voice.
"Yeah, all kinds of nourishing dishes. Come on, let's head inside," Mirabella said, already making her way through the door.
Leo followed, his gaze sweeping the room while simultaneously keeping an eye out just in case someone recognized him. However, his worries were soon proven unnecessary as they stepped inside. The seating was arranged with privacy screens, and there weren't too many patrons.
The waiter who came to greet Mirabella had already been tipped off by a call from Knox. He respectfully ushered them into a private dining room.
When the waiter presented the menu, Mirabella browsed it, and her expression turned into a comical grimace. She dug into her purse and pulled out a VIP card, flashing it at the waiter, "I've got this discount card. How much does it take off?"
Knox had insisted she take the card last time. She was glad she did. Otherwise, she'd be bleeding cash today—the prices were astronomical!
The waiter offered an awkward smile, thinking to himself that nobody needed to mention it—flashing the card was usually enough.
Meanwhile, Leo, having overheard his sister's inquiry about a discount, wanted to bury his face in his hands. Their family wasn't exactly short on cash for dining out, and why on earth was she asking about discounts?
Could it be that their parents hadn't given Mirabella spending money? Was that why she was being so frugal?
With these thoughts in mind, Leo quietly reached into his pocket and pulled out his wallet, ready to cover whatever costs were necessary.
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