Most boys were perfectly normal, especially boys of this age. When they saw a girl as pretty as the Betty Zoroark had transformed into, it was perfectly normal for them to want a few extra looks, so Heath was not particularly surprised. But after stealing a few glances at Zoroark, the boys walked up to Heath with perfectly serious expressions, then swept back their hair with a gesture they clearly thought looked incredibly cool.
The corner of Heath's mouth twitched. The scene really did feel rather familiar. When he was younger, he had also made gestures he thought looked incredibly cool, convinced they would make him attractive. Only later had Heath realized that those gestures simply made him look like an idiot with an underdeveloped cerebellum.
"Boss, two meat buns and a cup of soy milk." The boy generously pulled his wallet out of his pocket, counted out some money, and handed it to Heath. Heath took it, gave him his change, then handed over the two meat buns and cup of soy milk the boy wanted.
"Boss, what's this Spicy Pepper Soup?" The other boy behaved quite normally. He curiously examined the sign Heath had put up and noticed that, besides soy milk, there was also something called Spicy Pepper Soup. That made him rather curious. After all, he knew what soy milk was, but he really did not know much about Spicy Pepper Soup.
"It's this here. You can get it to go too." Heath had anticipated customers asking that question early on, so he pointed to the large pot he had brought out specifically for that purpose. The boy leaned closer for a curious look. Through the glass lid, he saw a pot of strange-looking stuff, which piqued his curiosity. He had never eaten anything like it