After enjoying a lavish breakfast, Klein had originally planned to absorb the remaining Memory Light Spots.
But after checking the calendar, he suddenly realized that he was due to attend a luncheon at his landlady Mrs. Summers's home at noon. He could only postpone it until the afternoon, lest poor mental condition affect his socializing.
Afterward, he cleared out some space in the living room, practicing his boxing while chatting casually in the group.
It was not until noon that Klein dressed properly and headed to the Summers residence for the banquet.
There were ten guests in total. The meal included steak with apple juice, roast chicken, fried fish, sausages, creamy soup, and many other delicacies, along with two bottles of champagne and a bottle of red wine.
For a family like the Summerses, that menu was already quite lavish.
But for the current Klein, the chef's skills were truly difficult to comment on.
"Ah, if I'd known that the memories of a master chef would also bring a master chef's tongue, I wouldn't have been in such a hurry to digest them. I should at least have waited until after this banquet..."
Thinking of this, Klein, who found the food difficult to swallow, made an excuse and went to the washroom.
On his way back, he ran into Mrs. Starling Summers, so he sincerely thanked her.
"That was a very lavish lunch. Thank you for your hospitality."
"It cost a total of 4 pounds and 8 soli. The three bottles of wine were the most expensive, though they were all Luke's collection. He has a wine cabinet."
The still rather pretty Mrs. Summers replied with a smile.
Before Klein could speak, she changed the subject. "You earned 10 pounds from Mary's matter alone. If you can maintain such good