The restaurant Dirk Carter mentioned is called "Classic Jinde Snacks."
Indeed, the name is that simple and blunt.
Unlike five or six years ago, when it was just a storefront, it has now been renovated and expanded to three times its original size.
This shows that the place is quite profitable.
Mealtime has passed.
There are only a few scattered patrons.
The three of them found a corner spot.
Dirk Carter ordered a few snacks and started eating them with relish.
Ewan Forrest and Rose Forrest couldn't stop praising the food either.
After all, Stillwater County is a culinary desert; the difference is like night and day.
During the meal.
A man and a woman walked in.
The man looked to be around fifty, wearing glasses. He looked very cultured, like an old professor.
The woman was probably in her early twenties, dressed fashionably, quite good looking, at least above average.
The two sat down next to Dirk Carter and his friends.
They also ordered two snacks.
