Dinner wasn't at a Western restaurant; Wesley Foley took Titus Zane to a Chinese restaurant instead.
They chose a spot by the window, sitting face to face.
After a few days of interaction, Titus Zane realized that Wesley Foley was a low-key man who didn't indulge in luxury.
In Wesley Foley's own words, sometimes in order to develop a new product, he would work tirelessly for days and nights, living in the research institute. If he were a man who enjoyed luxury, how could he endure such hardship?
In fact, Titus Zane felt the same way. She valued quality of life but not luxury, because high quality of life and luxury are fundamentally two different concepts.
For instance, when she was with Logan Ray, she would carefully prepare each meal exquisitely, yet it wouldn't necessarily be expensive.
People who care about quality of life enjoy life while also understanding the need to give.
