Xiunian was deeply embarrassed. She was an impatient person, and her impatience caused her trouble much of the time. It was even the reason she had died here: she had spoken without thinking and offended a noble, who had then had her arrested and brought here, where she was sentenced straight to death. It had been a truly miserable end.
And now it had happened again. Because Xiumei had come back bawling, Xiunian had stormed over and spoken very rudely. Only after her eldest sister set her straight did she realize that her younger sister was actually at fault. The little rascal had gone off to scare someone again, though she had never succeeded before, since no one could see her. This time, she had finally met someone who could, only to embarrass herself.
So Xiunian was too embarrassed to say that she wanted something to eat as well. And she was not the only one; Xiumei was the same, only worse. She did not even dare raise her head to look at Heath. Heath did not know whether to laugh or cry. Only after he told them that he had not minded what happened earlier did the two girls say what they wanted to eat.
But their answers left Heath taken aback, and then he gave Xiuhui a puzzled look. He now suspected that these three girls were not actual sisters. After all, the eldest, Xiuhui, wanted a potato with minced meat, while the straightforward Xiunian wanted rice in tomato and egg soup, and Xiumei wanted a burger, fried chicken, and cola. Those did not fit with the first dish at all. The potato with minced meat was a product of the previous dark age, whereas rice in tomato and egg soup had only gradually appeared after the League