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Chandler thought it was quite a coincidence, too. He was just looking for something to eat. He came to this restaurant out of chance, and saw Helen there almost immediately.
"Why aren't you home at this hour? Are you sneaking in a late-night meal?" Chandler asked as he stared at Helen's plate.
His gaze made her wonder if he also wanted to eat something.
Helen immediately shielded her plate. "This is mine. Order your own if you want to eat."
Chandler burst out in gentle laughter. Then, he called the owner over. "I'll have what she ordered."
The owner smiled. "Sure thing. Please wait for a while."
The owner brought out another plate of spaghetti soon after. "Enjoy your meal."
Chandler looked at the spaghetti before him. He had never eaten spaghetti before he met Helen. She was the one who convinced him to try it out. It tasted nice, and he grew to like eating spaghetti.
He picked up his fork and began to eat. His movements were slow and elegant. He exuded the air of the scion of a wealthy family.
Helen couldn't help but sigh. "It's a pleasure to watch you eat."
After they had their fill, Chandler paid the bill. As they were exiting the restaurant, he asked, "Are you heading home?"
Helen felt her slightly bulging belly and looked at Times Square, which was right before them. "Maybe after a walk. I ate too much just now."
Chandler scanned their surroundings and said, "Sure."
Chandler picked up the flowers and handed them to Helen. "Do you like them?"
She looked at the bright roses in the basket. They were beautiful. It would be rude if she said she didn't like them. But why did Chandler give her roses?" Didn't he know that he shouldn't just give a woman roses for no reason?
"It's getting late. Let's head back." Helen changed the subject. She didn't take the flowers.
Chandler thought of something and said, "This gift might be a little abrupt, but I only bought the flowers because I pitied the girl who was still selling flowers at this hour."
Helen knew that she had misunderstood him. So, she quickly took the flowers.
"These flowers are quite pretty."
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