Huangfu Zheng glanced at him, a half-smile on his face, and spoke indifferently, "Huo Dongke, you seem to be quite well-informed."
"When something is known all over Beijing, it's no longer considered well-informed," Huo Dongke said slowly, his eyes fixed on Huangfu Zheng.
The others kept quiet, glanced at the two men, and then began chatting among themselves, content to just watch from the sidelines.
They preferred not to get involved in the comparison between those two; they had nothing to add.
Huangfu Zheng's eyebrows twitched slightly, choosing not to continue on this subject. Instead, he turned to look at his wife and asked, "Wife, would you like some tea? I'll pour you some."
Tang Anzhi looked at him and nodded.
Huangfu Zheng then poured her some tea.
At that moment, the waiter began bringing in the dishes, setting them down one by one until the entire table was filled. It seemed everyone had ordered quite a bit.
"Bring us two bottles of Hennessy," Leizi said.
