Although the waiter was puzzled, he did not dare to ask more and withdrew.
After the waiter had left, Mo Liancheng still seemed not entirely at ease and secretly instructed Yu Hao a few more phrases.
Yu Hao's expression was strange, but he agreed nonetheless.
He then silently withdrew and headed for the kitchen...
Chinu Yama, on the other hand, was full of confusion and hadn't noticed the subtle actions of Mo Liancheng and his servant. She tried the tea brought by the waiter, frowning as she said, "This tea is really bad, not as good as the one we have in Beiyuan."
"It's not that great," Qu Tan'er chimed in. She didn't find the Princess's comments pretentious. How could the complimentary tea at an outdoor diner compare to the meticulously selected leaves in the Imperial Palace of Beiyuan? Accustomed to fine tea, when one suddenly switched varieties, to still say it tasted good...
"This King thinks it's quite alright," he said.
"..." How pretentious! This guy.
