The color scheme of the café was burgundy, a rather unusual choice for a coffee shop's décor.
When Mr. Su Bai pushed the door open and walked in, he was quite surprised; however, Hils seemed familiar with the place, which Su Bai didn't anticipate. Being a British person, Hils surprisingly had so many friends or connections in China.
"The train fell on the cliff side, but we don't need to rush. There's always time for a cup of coffee," Hils snapped his fingers, and a female owner with dyed red hair came over with a menu, conversing with Hils in English.
The two seemed to have a deep relationship, and they might even have had some intimate interactions.
This was in a famous mountain scenic area in Guizhou, where the train fell yesterday. Of course, the train incident did not impact ordinary people's lives. Su Bai believed that even if the train had collapsed half of the coffee shop, the female owner would still open for business the next day as if nothing happened.
