They Actually Didn't Invite Me

What Zi Xia held in her hand was a golden-yellow banana.

Besides peaches, bananas were Sun Wukong's favorite food.

He guarded the Peach Orchard, staring at all those peaches he could not eat. No one knew how stifled Sun Wukong felt.

Fortunately, Zi Xia often brought him fruit.

Sun Wukong snatched the banana from her, his face blooming with delight.

"Did you take it from that old woman again?"

"What old woman?" Zi Xia rolled her eyes at him. "Your Ladyship is a very good person."

"Besides, Your Ladyship bestowed this upon me. I didn't take it myself."

When one accepted another's gifts, one could not speak ill of them; when one ate another's food, one could not badmouth them.

As Sun Wukong ate Queen Mother's banana, he naturally could not speak badly of her behind her back in front of Zi Xia.

"So you came here to prepare for the Peach Banquet?"

Sun Wukong quickly finished the entire banana, then casually tossed the peel somewhere.

Zi Xia nodded.

Sun Wukong asked rather smugly, "So tell me, will this Peach Banquet include Old Sun?"

Zi Xia gave a disdainful snort. "Hah, you?"

Sun Wukong flushed with embarrassment and anger. "No matter what, Old Sun is the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, with a rank above all others. Why can't Old Sun be included?"

Zi Xia curled her lip. "I don't know about that. Your Majesty and Your Ladyship personally finalized the guest list."

"If you're invited, someone will naturally bring you an invitation when the time comes and have you attend the banquet."

"So that's how it is. Old Sun understands."

A smile returned to Sun Wukong's face. "Then Old Sun will definitely be invited."

"Enough, I won't talk to you anymore. I've checked already—the peaches are growing well. I