Chapter 60: Love Is the Truest
Seeing the scene, William Foster immediately stood up to greet them and suggested, "Since we still have time, how about we take a group photo as a memento now?"
Ultimately, beside a patch of pure white roses by the stairs, this couple left behind a rare and aesthetically pleasing portrait.
Later, at the photographer’s request, Clara Bennett took several solo photos. Among them, a unique installation called the ’Gate of Truth’ particularly piqued her interest.
Just as they were about to leave, the restaurant owner and chef suddenly approached.
Driven by intense curiosity, Clara Bennett asked, "I’d like to know why this ornament is called the ’Gate of Truth’? There’s clearly a heart pattern engraved on it!"
This special feature was a gigantic heart shape surrounded by many spotless white rose flowers, specially crafted by William Foster for her, appearing extraordinarily romantic and beautiful.
The manager glanced at her, then at William Foster, revealing a cryptic smile, "Because love is the truest thing in this world."
This sentence seemed to carry a special meaning, leaving Clara Bennett puzzled.
Clara Bennett blinked her beautiful eyes, still pondering the manager’s words as she walked out of the store.
William Foster seemed to sense her thoughts and asked, "What are you thinking about?"
His words carried a hint of concern.
Clara Bennett said, "I feel that the manager’s look at us was a bit strange, as if concealing an indescribable emotion, making it hard to fathom."