Seeing Jessie's bewilderment, Heath hurriedly changed the subject. He genuinely thought Jessie looked prettier now, and he was truly curious about how the later Jessie managed to style her hair that way.
"Miss Jessie, would you like something to eat?" Heath asked her with a smile. The last time he had served Jessie had been several months ago.
"The usual, of course! I'll go report in at the company first, then come back to eat~" Jessie looked eager for a bite. Heath nodded in understanding and watched her ride away on her bicycle.
Jessie's usual was actually dumplings, which probably had something to do with the question she had asked Heath the first time he served her.
"Boss, do you have any food that can take me home if I eat it?" That was what Jessie had asked back then. Heath had still been a boy with a trace of childishness about him, and he truly hadn't expected Jessie to ask him that question.
"Mm, where I come from, we have a saying that you should eat dumplings when you come home." That had been Heath's answer, and from that day onward, Jessie would often order dumplings at his stall.
Heath had never asked about Jessie's background. Although he had known of this lovely, charming pair of villains in his previous life, he didn't remember Jessie's or James's backgrounds. He only remembered that James seemed to be rich, while Jessie had had a rather tragic life.
But that didn't stop Heath from serving his customers.
Dumplings were one of China's staple foods. Of course, some regions ate dumplings as a side dish, but Heath felt that dumplings were a staple food in their own right. Sometimes, when he got hungry at night and couldn't be bothered to cook, he could