Of course, she had no idea that Tang San had come to see her today only as an afterthought.
Or rather, he had only come to mooch a meal because he had taken the wrong road.
Gui Gui thought Tang San had come specifically for her, and she was somewhat touched.
After dinner, Tang San and Wu Bingji set off again and returned to Kerry Academy.
As they walked, Wu Bingji suddenly asked,
"Something was off about you today!
Did you fall for that girl selling milk tea? Do you know each other?"
Tang San froze for a moment, then nodded with an awkward expression.
He had not expected Senior Brother, who was always immersed in his own world, to notice anything unusual about him.
And to actually ask about it.
For a moment, he felt rather embarrassed.
Wu Bingji said, "So do you know her or not?"
Tang San said, "We've met once. That time, she gave me a cup of milk tea!"
Wu Bingji smiled faintly. "You took leave to come see her, didn't you? Mm, she really is very beautiful.
No wonder you reacted like that."
At this point, the smile on his face faded somewhat as he said,
"But, Little Tang, I have to remind you that anyone who can sell milk tea at City Center Square must have a powerful background.
She's probably the dependent of some powerful race. That's why none of the monsters buying milk tea there dare covet her. You should give up on that idea!"
After saying that, Wu Bingji shook his head.
Who would have thought that this kid would be interested in women at such a young age?
He was maturing a little too early.
"Mm-hm."
Tang San nodded. He agreed on the surface, but inwardly, he absolutely would