Take Me Away novel Chapter 104

Terence owned Le Bar. He loved and valued the bar more than his company. At first, Spencer thought Terence just liked bars, but later, he had found out that it had a hidden purpose.

The bar was patronized by all kinds of people. Hence, it was the best place to gather information. Terence was able to collect all kinds of information, including the events that took place in the city, by just having a drink at the bar.

There was, however, one unspoken rule in the bar. You could buy a drink there without any money but you couldn't enter without a fresh piece of information to trade. One could not only get drinks but also make money by trading such secret information and facts. The details of the bar had spread to people in M City by word of mouth. Some people went there to trade news while some went to buy information on others, and others just went there to prevent people from trading information about them. Soon, Terence had a steady flowing stream of information in the bar. He could know about anything he was interested in. He could even find out how many times you used the bathroom during the day if he wanted to. It was as easy as pie for him.

So, the information he gave Spencer about members of X meeting at the bar must be authentic.

"When are they meeting? What are their plans?" Spencer had a serious look on his face.

"I don't know about that." Terence shook his head.

"Then how do you know they are coming?" Spencer frowned.

"It was an accident. I didn't ask for the information. There is a man called Mr. Long who's here on some business. I heard that he is going to meet a customer from T Country. He is in charge of the ore business in the west area of M City. I asked him where the customer of T Country came from, and he told me that it was from some forest."

Spencer nodded and listened attentively.

"Something didn't seem right to me. I asked him if he had more information on the matter. He thought for a long time. He said that the customer once hit him. He dropped to his knees, terrified, and that was when he noticed a bright red 'X' embroidered on his attacker's shirt sleeve."

Spencer slapped his thigh angrily. "I just came across some information about people who crossed borders and arrived in M Country smuggling a large load of ores. Looks like those people are from X."

Terence nodded. "It has to be them. What do we do now?"

Spencer sighed heavily. "I need to meet them. These people are getting more and more problematic. I had planned to go to P City to deal with this issue later, but it seems I'll have to go there sooner."

"Terence, Spencer, what are you two talking about?" Fiona came from the kitchen.

"Dinner is almost ready. I'm going to ask Grandpa to have dinner." When they heard Fiona, Spencer and Terence immediately stopped discussing about the problem. Spencer walked over to her and frowned. "You called him first, and then me? Do you think he's more important than me?" he asked.

She frowned at Spencer. "Don't make trouble out of nothing."

"What?"

Before Spencer could retort, Fiona immediately sprinted upstairs. "Grandpa! Dinner is ready! Come down to eat!"

Spencer wanted to be angry with her but he couldn't.

"Ha-ha..." Terence laughed as he walked up to Spencer and patted him on the back. "You have done well!"

"What have I done well?" Spencer shrugged and shook off Terence's hand.

"Don't you notice the change in Fiona? Look how cheerful she is now. She looks as happy as a child. You've seriously changed her. Hence, you've done well! She's changed for the better. Looks like you two..."

Spencer looked at Terence and smiled shyly. "Well, you gave me the right advice." He looked up and saw Fiona walk away.

If only he could keep Fiona happy all the time. He would do anything to change their past into something beautiful.

"Come! Everyone, Let's eat."

When the table was set, Ethan came and sat next to Wayne. "Terence, it's so nice to have you over for dinner. It's been a long time since you ate with us. You used to have meals with us quite often when you were a child."

Terence smiled. "I'm a grown man now. How can I always scrounge

free meals off you?"

"It doesn't matter. You can come play chess with me, and have dinner with us," Wayne replied.

"Thank you." Terence gave him a warm smile.

"Why is there shredded carrots in the pork with fish sauce?" Spencer uttered with a disgusted look. He liked pork with fish sauce but not the shredded carrots. The Cheng family usually made it according to his taste, and everyone else was okay with it.

"Well..."

Anna opened her mouth to speak when Fiona interrupted. She looked at Spencer and spoke firmly. "I made the dish."

As Spencer realized what had happened, he bit his chopsticks and mumbled, "I hate carrots."

"They are good for you. Carrots are a rich source of vitamins and nutrients. You shouldn't be so picky. Anyway, I completely forgot that you don't like carrots. I won't cook them again."

"No, I want you to make carrots." Spencer quietly picked up some carrots and placed them into his bowl. "They are so delicious. Why would you not make them? You're right, I shouldn't be a fussy eater." Then, he took a bite of the carrots and chewed them. "Yummy! I have never tried carrots cooked this deliciously before."

Fiona looked at him, surprised. "If you don't like them, you don't have to eat them."

"Let him eat. He has never eaten carrots since he was a boy, but the carrots you cooked made him ask for more.

You really are something, Fiona," Ethan said in awe. "I have even forced him to eat them before but nothing worked. But when you cook them, he can't say no."