Li Junzi lifted the teapot, took the teacups beside it, poured two cups of tea, and set them on the table.
"Have a seat first." Li Junzi pointed to the only two chairs beside the table.
Lin Luoyu looked at the only two chairs. There were three people in the room right now. If she and her junior brother sat down...
Wouldn't Li Junzi be the only one left standing?
There was no sense in a student sitting at leisure while talking to her teacher, who remained standing.
Lin Luoyu was just about to decline and suggest that she and Cui Hao stand for a while.
She was about to give Cui Hao a look or a gesture, but the moment she turned her head, she discovered that he had obediently seated himself in one of the chairs.
Without hesitation, and without waiting afterward.
It gave the impression that his whole approach was, "I'll listen to either of you."
Cui Hao stood on no ceremony either. He lifted his teacup, and the scent of rather inferior tea wafted up. After sniffing it, a trace of regret appeared on his face, and he even shook his head gently.
Not only was the tea inferior, but it had also been prepared very casually. The tea leaves had simply been tossed into the pot, with no technique to speak of.
But picking up the tea without drinking it would be somewhat rude.
Cui Hao reluctantly took a sip, then set down the cup and looked toward his senior sister.
That should count as being obedient enough and showing enough respect, right?
Unfortunately, Lin Luoyu's gaze did not seem all that gentle. She looked more as though she wanted to give him a couple of sword strikes.
Cui Hao cast her an aggrieved, puzzled