The rainbow was beautiful.

Appearing after the rain, it was a colorful bridge. It was sweeter than the first love.

The theme of this restaurant was first love today.

Inside the restaurant, beautiful women wearing luxurious clothes and delicate makeup were having meals with men. Most of the men had ordinary faces and wore expensive suits. They pulled the chair for their ladies with smiles on the face.

The restaurant was full of couples.

Cheryl thought that Harrison brought her in order to propose to her. Her face blushed at once at such thought.

She had a pretty face. Harrison was handsome with chiseled facial features. He was absolutely had an elegant aura. However, the cheap clothes he was wearing hid his elegance.

When they stepped inside the restaurant, many people turned to look at them. Women focused their eyes on Harrison. Men looked at Cheryl and then turned their eyes to Harrison, seizing him from head to toe secretly. When they saw those cheap clothes he was putting in, they turned their eyes away from him and sneered secretly that Harrison was just a toy boy.

Oh, yes, a toy body who couldn't afford an expensive suit and a meal in a five-star restaurant.

Cheryl was very happy because of the theme – first love. She decided to ignore those boring gazes. Putting her hands on the table, she stared at Harrison and asked with a smile on the face, "What would you like to have?"

Harrison put the bags down and began to browse the menu. A few minutes later, he proposed, "What about New Moon?"

In their culture, a new moon indicated love.

No matter how casual Cheryl was, she could not help feeling shy when she heard the man she liked expressing love to her. She put her face in her hands and nodded. "Okay."

In the center of the restaurant, a young woman wearing a white dress was playing the piano. It was a beautiful melody. It made the listeners feel sad or joyful just like the first love.

Harrison listened carefully with soft eyes.

A new moon indicated incompletion. Did she know?

A five-star restaurant would act quickly to serve the dishes. Within ten minutes, the New Moon was brought on the table by the waitress.

There was only one plate. It was white and smooth with golden decoration around the edge. In the middle of the plate was a piece of round steak. It was cut into four smaller pieces, with each one looked like a new moon.

Harrison forked one and put it onto Cheryl's plate. There was no smile in his eyes, but a fake smile was still resting on his face. Cheryl only paid attention to the smile on his face but could not see the coldness in his eyes.

He said, "Please."

A round steak was cut into four pieces. That was a perfect idea. He started to like this restaurant.

Being treated gently by a handsome man, Cheryl was so shy. She lowered her head to enjoy the steak. Harrison, on the other hand, put down the fork and knife after he tasted one. He began to enjoy the expensive drink while listening to the piano melody.

Secretly, he searched the room with the corner of his eye. All of a sudden, he noticed a pair of mischievous, smiling eyes.

The eyes were big, bright, belonging to a young woman. They were black and clear, shining with lights. Harrison was caught by her eyes.

He burst into laughter. There was joy in his eyes, on his face. It was a pleasant and real smile. He blinked his eyes at the young man as his greetings.

When Cheryl raised her head, she noticed that Harrison was smiling towards somewhere behind her. She turned around to check who it was. But she did not see anyone or anything strange. Putting her hands against her chin, she asked, "What are you looking at?"

Harrison was still stared at that direction. He smiled gently again, "Your hairpin. It's very beautiful."

He rarely praised something in public. When he did it with his charming low voice, his eyes were gleaming with tenderness.

Once again, Cheryl's face blushed. She was too shy to look at him. So she lowered her head and focused on her steak. She did not know how it tasted. All she felt was sweetness.