Chapter 59 Section VII

On the east side of Lasington Road, there is a clothing store on Forty Street, which specializes in selling women's clothing imported from Latin America.Blouses from Ecuador, dresses from Guatemala, bikini underwear from Brazil and — wedding dresses from Mexico. The wedding dress was a light crepe crepe cotton with ankle length, ruffles at the neckline and half-length puff sleeves.The whole dress looks loose and flowing. "Summer party wear at its best," says the clerk. "Cozy and cool—and different." "I bought it." Gu Zhuoyi said. She eagerly flipped through business magazines.West of Tenth Street, on Forty-ninth Street, there was a motel called "The Judge's House."From June 29th to July 2nd, the accounting staff of various colleges and universities will meet in the "Judgement Room".

Zhuo Yi found out from the hotel introduction that the Judgment House is a small hotel with a total of 180 rooms; one coffee shop, one restaurant and one bar.There's also an open-air cocktail lounge overlooking a small swimming pool on the sixth-floor rooftop balcony. The "Referee Room" is far away from mid-Manhattan, away from the police and plainclothes surveillance.Because it is small, it is likely to be full, and tourists and conference participants must be extremely enthusiastic.Gu Zhuoyi took it for granted.An open-air lounge overlooking the swimming pool is romantic enough.