"Master Cen, your friend has a very standard figure. He will definitely look good in a suit." The costume designer wrote down Nathan's size, "Are the two suits the same style?"
Robert looked back at Nathan, who was sitting on the sofa flipping through a magazine, and nodded: "He suits a younger color, either navy blue or white."
"No problem," the designer marked the colors on the notebook, and then asked other questions in detail. Robert answered them one by one, but Nathan, the owner, was just a hands-off boss. The designer shook his head in amusement. In the past, Robert was always very frugal with words when he came to their place, but now he became nagging for another person's clothes.
People in their field have met many gay people, but few people with Robert's status would wear couple's clothes with their boyfriends. What's more, they don't dare to let others know their s3xual orientation. It's hard for him to say whether this kind of thing is right or not, but people who take their feelings seriously will inevitably be looked down upon by others.
"Have we discussed it?" Nathan saw Robert coming to his side and threw away the magazine in his hand, "It's finally over." He never knew that buying a suit was so troublesome, and he never liked buying clothes. He likes shopping, and he can't wait to just pick up a piece of clothing and leave.
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