The bustle of the morning market drifted faintly into the bun shop through the window.
After hearing the explanation, the owner laughed. "A little lovers' quarrel, huh? All right, miss, if it isn't sweet enough, shall I bring you some sugar?"
Pu Yu's face grew even redder, and she quickly waved her hands. "No, thank you."
The owner walked away smiling, leaving the two of them staring at each other.
"Who... who's quarreling with you..." Pu Yu lowered her head and stirred her soy milk, her voice barely audible.
Yuan Su let that remark pass and pushed the red bean buns toward her. "Eat first. I'll take you somewhere afterward."
"Where?" Pu Yu looked up, her eyes brightening.
"The shop." Yuan Su looked at her. "Weren't you curious about how I've been living these past two years? I'll show you."
The suggestion successfully diverted Pu Yu's attention.
She immediately started eating faster, even finishing the red bean bun she'd just complained was "bitter" in two or three bites.
Watching her eagerness, a hint of amusement flickered in Yuan Su's eyes.
They paid and stepped outside. The wind was still bitterly cold.
The shop was in an old industrial park two streets away.
Only today did Pu Yu notice the large, prominent sign over the entrance: "Suyuan Auto Repair." Somehow, she'd missed such an obvious sign on her first visit.
As soon as they entered the yard, several workers spotted them.
These men usually dealt with burly drivers. When had they ever seen such a lovely young woman?
Pu Yu wore a white down jacket, and even that ugly hat couldn't hide her fresh, lovely air.
"Holy shit..."
One young man with dyed blond hair even forgot to smoke, his eyes wide. "Yuan Su, who... who's this? Where'd you find such