"Compared with fancy drinks, tea was easier to get used to."
Gu Xiao Tang explained why he had chosen tea.
Did she like drinking plain water the most?
Xiao Xiao thought of a classmate from middle school.
She was a girl.
She liked drinking plain water the most, too.
After her, he had never met anyone else whose favorite drink was plain water.
Neither a girl nor a boy.
He hadn't expected to meet another one now.
Still, he felt that girls who liked drinking plain water were even rarer.
After all, most girls liked sweet drinks.
Xiao Xiao followed Gu Xiao Tang to the teahouse he had recommended.
"Xiao Tang."
As soon as they entered the teahouse, a hearty voice rang out.
"Boss, keep your voice down!"
A young man's voice hurriedly interrupted, deliberately lowered.
The irritation in his voice made the middle-aged man coming to greet Gu Xiao Tang grin sheepishly.
"I know, I know."
The middle-aged man muttered.
"Can't even talk properly..."
The pageboy rolled his eyes.
"This is a teahouse, not a tavern."
Why were you putting on the airs of some bold wanderer from the martial world?
"Don't disturb the customers while they're having tea."
"Pfft~"
Though he had seen the same scene countless times, Gu Xiao Tang still grinned.
"Uncle Xun, you have my sympathy."
A burly man with a booming voice had to speak softly and pretend to be refined.
That couldn't be easy.
Uncle Xun had opened this teahouse for Aunt Jing.
Aunt Jing was Uncle Xun's wife.
Just as her name suggested,
she was a woman who was, for the most part, gentle and serene.
She liked the quiet, peaceful atmosphere of a teahouse.
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Why "for the most part"?
You could figure that out from the