A Man to Man's Deal

As soon as we reached the private seafood restaurant, Noah and I could not help but frown when we could see no other customers occupying the two-story building apart from us, and of course, the servers.

"What a lovely evening, Mr. Mayor! It's an honor that the most handsome and candid mayor picked our restaurant to dine in amongst the first-class restaurants throughout the city." A middle-aged man approached us at our table with a humble smile on his face.

Behind him were ten servers who bent half of their bodies toward Norman in unison. "Oh, come on, Mr. Manager, the pleasure is mine! Your dishes here are second to none. And besides, my wife and I have shared a lot of wonderful experiences in this place for the past seven years, right, honey?"

Norman dragging my name into their conversation when I was silently scanning the menu made me gulp. And I hate the fact that he kept putting me in a tough spot knowing I have no remnants of my memories that could be of use to br