"Hmm, do you have any good breakfast food here?" Officer Jenny Qian hesitated, but asked anyway.
"Jianbing Guozi and Da Su Beef Noodles. I didn't make any buns today," Heath answered immediately. As a chef, he knew exactly what his restaurant had to offer.
"Nothing I like~ Then I won't eat. If you have something to drink, though, I might consider it." Officer Jenny Qian's eyes shifted, and she spoke with a smile.
Heath froze. Something to drink? Could ghosts even drink water? Wouldn't it flow out of some strange part of their bodies?
Heath thought that perhaps he could establish a field of ghost studies someday, specifically to introduce people to how ghosts lived, what characteristics they had, and how they ate, among other questions. It should have plenty of potential.
"Of course I do. I have some Coix Seed Tea I made yesterday. It helps dispel dampness. Please enjoy." Letting a customer leave empty-handed was something Heath couldn't accept. Besides, he wanted to see what he would get for serving Officer Jenny Qian this time.
Officer Jenny Qian looked at the hot tea Heath handed her, her expression visibly freezing for a moment. Then she spoke.
"Um, I forgot to bring..." Officer Jenny Qian waved her hands.
"It's fine, Sister Qian. Thanks for all your hard work. Consider it my treat." Heath smiled at Officer Jenny Qian. Her expression grew even more pained, but she still nodded with a troubled look, then took the cup, waved, and left so quickly that Heath couldn't even ask her to stay.
"Wow, that speed." Heath smacked his lips. He had wanted to see how Officer Jenny Qian drank water, then go down afterward to check whether any of his Coix Seed Tea was on the ground. That would have completed one