The warm food entered her stomach, as if the warmth smoothed out some of the sharpness in her. After drinking two bowls of porridge, Sister Bai Lu no longer seemed filled with emotions ready to overflow as she had at first.
As she reached out with her chopsticks to pick up a phoenix claw for a bite, Jun Ye spoke: "Don't eat too much at once."
Wasn't this dish ordered for her? Did he enjoy eating this? She put the claw into the small bowl, biting it casually as if inquiring, "How come I never knew you liked Southern food?"
Phoenix claws can be considered a well-known snack from the South.
Jun Ye said, "Men who go out for beer tend to like ordering this as a side dish."
"Right. You have gone to the South on business trips." She chatted with him while savoring the claw, gnawing it down to a white bone.
Seeing her engrossed in the food, Jun Ye called over the waiter to change the teapot to flower tea. Even when out, he never forgot his habit of drinking tea after meals.
