Harvey York was taken aback while looking at this place.

This was the famous restaurant in the estuary of Mordu. It was said that it had a history of more than a hundred years.

This place was of high quality and class. It had a high-end atmosphere, luxurious and temperamental.

Eating in such a place, a random dish could cost hundreds of dollars. If one wanted to reserve a room, it would cost at least two thousand and three hundred dollars.

The price did not seem intimidating, but the main problem was that people from ordinary working-class simply could not come to such places to spend.

Kelly had been doing very well over the years and was already considered a successful person.

As for his wife, June Lee was rumored to have opened a chain of beauty salons, and the business was doing quite well. An annual income of hundreds of thousands of dollars should not be a big problem.

Families like them could only touch the threshold of the upper-class circle in Mordu at most, but they wer