Actually, dining in this partition of the hall was Chu Ge's idea.
As for why, he simply thought the surrounding environment was nice and the decor was filled with a retro charm, hence he felt like eating in the hall.
However, someone saw this as capital for being neglected, as something to demean others.
Chu Ge smiled lightly, "No need, it's also quite nice to view Shanghai's scenery from here."
Ge Fan laughed, "Isn't Mr. Chu from Shanghai? Even if you aren't, you must have been in Shanghai for quite some time now, yet you still find the scenery here so interesting."
Chu Ge's expression remained neutral, showing no particular emotion.
Ge Fan, not knowing where he got the courage—perhaps from the polite way Chu Ge had initially spoken to him, or maybe the bodyguards standing behind him gave him a sense of security—started to speak more and more recklessly.
"The scenery in Shanghai is indeed quite nice," said Chu Ge.
