Chapter 386
Bernard held Eleanor’s hand and took her to the top floor of the hotel.
They arrived at a fancy restaurant, which offered a bird’s-eye view of the city’s nighttime scenery below
It seemed like Bernard had booked the entire restaurant just for them. The waters, dressed in tallcoats and bow ties, were there to serve only them
The energetic manager, dressed in his uniform, handed them an exquisitely crafted menu as they sat down.
Bernard took the menu and placed it in front of Eleanor, asking. “Eleanor, what would you like to eat?”
Eleanor opened the menu and noticed that it was all in French, which left her feeling a bit lost
Unable to understand the menu and feeling a little embarrassed, she instinctively reached for her short hair near her ear.
Seeing this. Bernard quickly reached out with his long fingers and took the menu from her
He initially just wanted her to order for herself but didn’t expect it would make her so uncomfortable, which made him feel a bit guilty
He turned to the manager, who was still bent over, and ordered some appetizers and main courses, then looked back at Eleanor
“Eleanor, for dessert, would you like macarons or egg tarts?” He gave her a choice, hoping she could shift her attention and not feel so embarrassed
“Eggtarts, Eleanor replied softly
She enjoyed soft and sweet food, and egg tarts were just to her taste.
Bernard nodded, closed the menu, and signaled for the manager to leave them alone.
The atmosphere of restaurant was unique, with the candlelight casting a warm glow on their faces.
Bernard, wearing a white shirt with a slightly open collar, looked even more mysterious and noble in the dim light.
Holding a wine glass in one hand and sitting on a leather sofa, he gazed deeply at Eleanor, sitting across from him.
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The readers' comments on the novel: A Second Chance At Forever novel (Eleanor and Bernard)
Loved the story, many times caught in so much actually crying with the situation. Wish had more chapters to a better ending....
It's weird that the story went from narrative to slang use. Good story so far though...