Mr. Liu is waiting for him in the street. He is surprised to see that he is not the first one to arrive. He asks the waiter to step aside and let him have a look at him. The waiter says that he came first, but that it is no use if he did not come early. He tells the man to move aside, and the man replies that he was waiting for someone else. He says that the man is not inferior to him, and asks the man if he is blind. The man says that if he were blind, he would see that the two of them are not the same person, and that he would not fall for the man's ruse. He then tells the waiter that he also just arrived and asks him to relax. He promises to order the man a drink to help ease his nerves. He also tells him that he smells refreshing, and says that his attitude towards him does not seem malicious. He adds that he does not like to drink much alcohol, but the drink he ordered was not of a high alcohol percentage. He explains that it will be easier to ask him if the man was drunk when he asked him out, as it would be easier for him to question the man about his true intentions. He goes on to say that he saw that