The man ate in a very strange way. At the first bite, his expression froze for a moment, then he gave Heath a surprised look before lowering his head and continuing his meal. He ate every mouthful very slowly, as though each bite of rice needed to be thoroughly chewed and savored for ages before he swallowed it. It was rather odd to watch.
But Heath paid it no mind. How customers ate was their own business. Over the past few years, Heath had served a great many customers and had long since grown used to their different eating habits.
Some customers particularly liked smacking their lips, making loud smacking noises as they ate. Some liked looking at their phones while eating, their eyes intensely focused on the screen. Others ate very quietly, giving off the distinct impression that they observed the rule of not speaking during meals.
[You served Luodan. You obtained Salt in Memories.] [Salt in Memories: Adding it to any dish can bring its flavor closer to the wonderful taste in the diner's memories.]
Heath paused. This customer's name was rather interesting, but the most interesting thing was the reward he had given him.
Heath had already discovered that serving certain customers could yield some strange things. Sometimes, those items even seemed to have something to do with the customer. When he served Kailunya, for example, Heath had received all sorts of books on psychology and criminology. That had actually been a hint that there was something not quite normal about the girl, but Heath had not paid much attention at the time, so he had ended up getting burned once afterward.
But the last customer Heath had served who gave him something with "in memories" in its name had been Jessie. Jessie had given