Daily Life of a Cook in a London Hotel in the 1960S

Emotional version: 1963, London. She traveled through time and became a small town girl, her box was stolen, she couldn't speak English well, and she was almost arrested as a madman. He is the secretary to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, arrogant, restrained, and talks like he is reading from a document. He took one look at her and decided that she was the "mentally disturbed woman who escaped from the nursing home" in the newspaper. Later he lent her his handkerchief and stuffed candy into her mouth. Her cheeks were bulging like hamsters. He said: "Stop crying." She hummed twice. The corners of his mouth curved, as if he had completed an important official task. Later, he always had orange-flavored hard candies in his pocket. When he wanted to hug her, he would only ask politely: "Do you still miss your mother?" It was very foggy in London, but his eyes were smoky gray. She always saw him in the crowd. Business Edition: The staff of Fiance Hotel are as follows: Barr, the boss who likes to look down on others, his biggest wish is to let the hotel that is about to close down have a few more upper-class people, instead of the poor who only stay for one night or have single rooms without bathrooms. Lily, the dignified and elegant proprietress, likes to work part-time in the theater every day. Her biggest wish is to be an opera singer. Although she is now 48 years old, she has become the little actor's grandmother. Uncle Tom, a chef who likes to drink, often gets drunk and collapses in the kitchen when customers are ordering. The customers leave in anger. Shirley, a waitress who always disappears for a week every month, dreams of becoming a professional painter. However, the main business is still the waiter. Betty, a local who does not speak English (a time traveler), dreams of having a room facing the Thames with a small garden behind her, where she can see the sunset instead of the moon after get off work. The hotel owner led four wild horses and "worked together" to successfully save the hotel from the predicament of being on the verge of bankruptcy and having to rely on rent collection (mostly because Betty contracted his restaurant). The down-and-out little cook——Secretary-General of Finance Intention: Be happy every day