Reborn as a Fake Heiress Marrying the Tycoon novel Chapter 481

Chapter 481: Desolate

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Following a simple ribbon-cutting ceremony, Sister Hua’s Gourmet Shop officially opened for business. On such a grand occasion, Gu Zi naturally made her presence known.

Unlike her usual low-key appearances during promotional events, Gu Zi chose to make a bold statement that day. She was dressed in a striking red suit, her hair neatly tied up, her lips painted a vibrant red, and her smile radiant. Her demeanor was confident and composed.

Her stunning features, meticulous attire, graceful figure, and exceptional aura were all individually enough to make her stand out in the crowd. Yet, she possessed all these attributes in abundance.

The shop was surrounded by a throng of people, drawn not only by the enticing aroma of the food but also by the allure of Gu Zi herself. Her image was akin to that of a movie star, a sight to behold. It was a testament to the fact that such striking individuals truly existed in the world.

Gu Zi’s beauty not only captivated those who were unfamiliar with her but also left the villagers of Daqing, who had seen her many times before, in awe.

This was perhaps the unique charm of a great beauty. No matter how long one looked at her, they would never tire. Every encounter with her would stir feelings of admiration for her beauty.

Aunt Zhang, accompanied by her grandson Shi Tou, arrived just in time to see Gu Zi. “I’m glad we didn’t arrive late. Gu Zi, you look exceptionally beautiful today. I rushed here after finishing my work in the fields. Can I have a bowl of pepper soup, please?”

She had planned to visit Sister Hua’s Gourmet Shop to contribute to the crowd. Although it wasn’t a significant expense, it was her way of showing support.

Seeing Aunt Zhang, Gu Zi was delighted and promptly invited her inside. “You can place your order at the counter inside. My sister-in-law and the others are there.”

The shop was of moderate size, with a quick glance revealing its layout. Half of the ground floor was partitioned off as a kitchen, leaving enough space for six tables seating four each. The upper floor had room for four more tables and two small private rooms.

The decor was simple, emphasizing minimalism. The texture of the walls was left rough and unpolished, creating a sense of raw authenticity. The tables and chairs were custom-made from raw wood by a furniture factory, lacking in design but practical.