"Last time we cooperated well, so it's my treat today," said Albert Brown, taking a card from his pocket and handing it over. Elder Peterson glanced at it and looked at Amelia Sanchez.
Amelia, of course, would not refuse.
"Thank you, CEO Brown," she said. Amelia handed the bank card to Elder Peterson, who picked it up and made a phone call.
Amelia sat in her seat, her heart pounding. Albert Brown was acting strangely today.
"Will Mr. Sanchez join as well?"
Albert Brown asked suddenly. Amelia felt uncomfortable. "Just call me by my name," she said.
"You don't even call me by my name. Why should I call you by yours?"
Albert Brown laughed. Amelia looked at him.
"Whatever," she said. Amelia thought for a moment and felt that Mr. Sanchez sounded old-fashioned.
"So, will Mr. Sanchez come to dinner?"
Albert Brown leaned back as if he was the grandfather.
Amelia thought for a moment before saying, "I'll pass on noisy places. The others can go if they want. I won't."