Elina was quite curious about why Luo Chuan and Yao Ziyan were leaving, but for the time being, Luo Chuan had not revealed the Hearthstone Tavern plans to the customers. The sea demon girl's curiosity was destined to go unanswered.
"Right, don't tell anyone else about this for now," Luo Chuan reminded her.
"Oh, got it." Elina nodded. Just as she was about to leave, she suddenly recalled something. "Should I come over tomorrow?"
The novel experience of becoming an Origin Mall clerk left her somewhat excited.
"There's no need for that yet. I'll tell you when the time comes." Luo Chuan felt it was best not to let the other customers know for now. They could talk about it after the center of development had shifted to the Hearthstone Tavern.
Watching Elina leave, Yao Ziyan stood and stretched lazily, smiling at Luo Chuan.
"What do you want for dinner?"
"Hmm... mapo tofu."
"Just that?"
"You decide on the rest. I'm not a picky eater."
Although Yao Ziyan was a cook so skilled that even Yuan Gui, the Culinary God, would willingly concede defeat, Luo Chuan had not developed the bad habit of being picky about food. As far as he was concerned, as long as it tasted decent, that was enough. There was no need to pick and choose.
Wasting food was a very bad habit.
As an orphan, Luo Chuan had gone hungry plenty of times when he was young and understood full well how precious food was. That was also an important reason why Origin Mall's Rules included a ban on waste.
Then again, given the prices and flavors of Origin Mall's goods, no normal person would waste them anyway.
"Fine, then. I'll go cook."
"Need any help?"
"Better not. Luo Chuan, just stay here."
After refusing