Li Ran's heart gave a jolt.
Before him was a deathly pale face, its dull, lifeless eyes revealing that it was no longer the face of a living person.
"Rainy weather, and it's getting colder. Make sure you stay warm."
Li Ran didn't answer Yang Ping directly, instead offering her a concerned remark.
Yang Ping looked toward the elevator mirror. It was still too blurry to make anything out, but she smiled anyway and replied, "Thank you."
After a bumpy, roundabout ride, the elevator finally reached the seventeenth floor.
Yang Ping smiled at Li Ran, then stepped out to deliver the food.
Li Ran waited in the elevator for a while before Yang Ping returned.
"You haven't left yet?"
Yang Ping looked at Li Ran in surprise.
"I'm not in a hurry. Besides, I heard what happened just now." Li Ran pointed toward the place where Yang Ping had delivered the food. He had heard the customer yelling at her.
"No rider accepted that order at first. By the time I took it, it was already half an hour late. And with the rain, I had other orders to deliver too, so there was no way I could get them all there on time. It's understandable that people don't see it from my side. I'm just glad they didn't leave me a bad review." Yang Ping smiled as she spoke.
"You've got a good attitude. If it were me, I'd have smeared the food right in his face," Li Ran said.
"I wish I could be as reckless as you." Yang Ping pressed the button for the first floor as she spoke.
"Hey, sis, I'm going to the East District Residential Area later. You look exhausted. Do you have any orders for another building? I can drop one off on