"That's for sure!" Rachel nodded gently and continued, "So, if you can handle Luna and get her uncle to attend your grand opening ceremony, the effect will definitely be much better than the people I found for you!"
"Is he that great?" Connor couldn't help but take a deep breath and looked very astonished.
He had always thought that Luna's family was in business, but he didn't know that her uncle had such great influence!
If he could really persuade Luna and invite her uncle, the effect would undoubtedly be excellent.
"Thank you for this information!" he exclaid excitedly, then rushed into his room.
Inside the room, he intended to call Luna but realized he didn't have her contact information. He reluctantly dialed Justin's phone instead.
"Ring, ring..."
After two rings, Justin answered the phone.
"Connor, what have you been up to lately? Why haven't you co to school for classes?" Justin shouted with excitent.
"Well, I've been busy with other things lately. I'll explain to you when I have ti. By the way, do you know Luna's phone number?" he asked directly.
"Yes, why do you need the class monitor's number?" Justin answered.
"Give her number. I have sothing to talk to her about!" Connor replied in a low voice.
"Sure, wait a mont. I'll find it for you!" Justin said softly and then provided Connor with Luna's phone number.
After getting her number, he imdiately called her.
But the phone rang for a long ti, and there was no answer.
He checked the ti and found that it was just past seven in the evening. She couldn't possibly be asleep yet, so he called her again.
Just as he was about to give up, she finally answered the call.
"Hello, who is this?" The voice from her side was very noisy, with a lot of background noise, as if she was in a club, but there was no music playing.
"Luna, it's Connor. I need to talk to you about sothing..." he said helplessly.
"What did you say?" she shouted loudly.
"I said I'm Connor, and I need to talk to you!" he repeated himself.
"Oh, you're Connor. Why did you suddenly call ?" she shouted.
"It's too noisy there. Where are you? I'll co to see you." He thought it would be better to discuss these matters in person.
"Alright, co to Hewbrew Street!" Luna shouted and then hung up the phone.
"Hewbrew Street?" Connor was a bit puzzled when he heard this place na, but he didn't think too much about it. He simply put on his clothes and walked out of the room.
"You're going out?" Rachel couldn't help but ask when she saw him coming out.
"Yes, I'm going to et Luna and talk about sothing!" he replied briefly and then left the house.
Rachel looked at Connor's back and couldn't help but pout, whispering softly, "I didn't expect you to be so efficient in handling things..."
...
On the other side, after leaving the apartnt, Connor hailed a taxi and told the driver to go to Hewbrew Street.
When the taxi driver heard him saying he was going to Hewbrew Street, he was surprised but didn't say much. He just quietly drove the car.
As Connor looked out of the window at the scenery, he thought about how to talk to Luna about the matter when they et.
But half an hour later, he suddenly realized that sothing was wrong because the taxi had taken him up to the mountains.
"Driver, are we going to Hewbrew Street?" he asked the taxi driver cautiously.
"Yes, isn't that where you wanted to go? It's a must-pass road to Hewbrew Street..." the taxi driver replied calmly.
"We seem to have already reached the mountains. Is Hewbrew Street on the mountain?" he was a bit speechless.
"You see, the Hewbrew Street, of course, is in the mountains. It's a well-known street racing spot in Newtown. All the people who go there are rich second-generation guys driving sports cars. How could anyone take a taxi there? Hewbrew Street is like a holy land for street racing in Newtown. On Friday nights, many rich second-generation guys go there to race!" the taxi driver explained as he drove.
"Street racing?" He was stunned after hearing this, and his expression showed surprise.
"Could it be that Luna is going street racing?" A bold thought crossed Connor's mind.
After all, Luna said she was on Hewbrew Street, and just now, there was indeed a lot of noise on her side during the call. It didn't sound like she was on the mountain.
He found it hard to believe because, in his impression, Luna was a very gentle girl who wanted to join the entertainnt industry. How could she have anything to do with street racing?
"Young man, we've arrived!" Just as he was feeling puzzled, the taxi driver turned to him and shouted.
"Alright..." He nodded and then took out his phone to pay the fare.
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