Hearing about her new assignment, the head waitress was happy for Diana. She liked Diana and could tell she was a diligent girl. Every night before their shift, she would help Diana do her makeup.

Getting prepared, Diana stood beside the door nervously. Honestly, she didn't like this job. But all the other waitresses were jealous of her new position, and Diana had no choice but to take the job.

It was seven o'clock in the evening, the opening time of Adam's Bar. The doors opened, and several rich, young men dressed in designer clothes walked in. The man stood at the front of the group was quite tall. He had broad shoulders and long legs, and his face was absolutely gorgeous.

The waitress standing beside Diana walked earnestly toward them. If she could get to know any of them, it could lead to a totally different life for her.

Diana, however, just wanted to escape from them. Because the man stood there in the middle was the last man she wanted to see. It was Brian William!

The men standing close to Brian were his childhood friends, Liam Field and George Dalton. Liam ran several businesses abroad; George was a professional photographer, often away on business trips. It was hard for them to have a chance to get together. After their dinner that night, George suggested they continue the night at a bar.

Upon entering the bar, Brian had instantly noticed Diana. She looked different. The makeup made her sweet face look charming. And the innocence in her eyes enchanted all who looked into them. And the heart shape cut on her c.h.e.s.t made Brian feel dizzy!

Brian decided he had to renew his impression of Diana. It seems that her slim figure was also s.e.xy. However, she was not dressed up like that for him; this annoyed Brian greatly.

What did she want? She wore an outfit that showed off her cleavage and legs. Every man in the bar became captivated by her.

Brian looked at her legs. Luckily, this silly woman knew to cover her legs with silk stockings. But didn't she know that the black stockings would make her look even s.e.xier?

She was trying to hide from him. She really thought that that pillar could cover her?

George noticed Brian's glance first and smiled. He looked at Brian and then over at Diana.

Having grown up together, George knew very well what type of girls Brian liked. So why was Brian interested in this sweet, innocent girl? It wasn't possible.

But Brian's behavior forced him to believe it. After seeing that girl, Brian's face blackened. "It's going to be a good night," he thought. He couldn't wait to see how this turned out.

Glancing at Diana for a second, Brian walked into the bar as if Diana was just a stranger.

The manager saw them from afar. From his experience in the bar, he could guess who these rich young men were and showed them up to the balcony area.

As Brian and the others were walking up to the balcony, George deliberately fell behind and whispered to the manager, "Go ask that girl standing beside the door to come here."

The girl standing beside the door?

The manager thought for a second. There were two girls by the door tonight. He had no idea which one George was looking for and didn't dare to ask him again.

In Adam's Bar, there were two kinds of a waitress. One kind was like Diana. They just did the jobs like serving drinks and doing the dishes. Then there was the other group who would chat and drink with guests. These were the girls who were longing to find a rich man.

The manager glanced at the balcony. The men sitting in there were rich and powerful. He had come to like Diana, so he decided to give her the chance to meet one of those rich men and change her life.

Diana felt confused by the manager's order. He had just assigned her to welcome the guests. Why was he now ordering her to the balcony?

"Diana! Quick! The guest is waiting for you!"

Hurried along by the manager, Diana walked blankly forward. Maybe the balcony needed waitresses, so she was being asked to help out?

As the door opened, Diana saw Brian sitting there. He, too, saw her and looked up with a dreadful expression. How could she deal with this?

Diana felt her stomach immediately and cried, "I'm sorry. I have a stomach ache. Can you find someone else to come here?"

The manager grabbed her and ordered angrily, "Suck it up and get in there!"

He then turned to Brian with a big smile. "Here are the girls. I'm leaving. If you need anything, just call me. Have a good time!"

The manager left, quickly closing the door behind him. He perhaps sensed that Diana wanted to escape out with him.

Without turning around, Diana could feel cold, sharp eyes fixed on her. It must be Brian William.

The room fell into a deadly silence. The other waitress that came in with Diana was too scared to say anything.

Liam had no idea what was happening. He looked at everyone in the group and noticed George was wearing an excited expression. He then looked at the two waitresses and understood at once what was going on.

"Fill my glass," Brian spoke first to break the silence in the room. His words lifted the awkward feeling in the room. Suddenly, everyone burst into life and began happily drinking and chatting together, encouraged by the dark, sensual surroundings of the room.

Hearing what Brian said, the other waitress immediately stepped forward. She knew that if she could get this man's favor, even if she just slept with him, she would definitely benefit from it even if she didn't get the money!

"Not you." Brian's words quickly broke the fantasy playing out in the waitress's head. He raised his hand and pointed at Diana, who was trying to pretend she didn't exist. "You."

Now everyone in the room gazed at Diana. She had no choice but to walk slowly toward him and hold the wine to fill his glass.

Brian grasped Diana's wrist and said in a deep voice, "This is how you fill your guests' glasses?"