She had been selling milk tea at her stall for a while now.
Li Wanyin's daily routine had settled down: work during the day, run the stall at night, and prepare supplies in her spare time.
As word of mouth spread, she had built a steady customer base despite operating from a street stall. Calling it the busiest milk tea stall along the West River would have been no exaggeration.
Whenever she opened, she practically never stopped making milk tea until it was time to pack up.
If she hadn't added a line to her sign-[Closes at 10:30 every night]-the customers would probably have kept coming.
"You even have a fixed closing time for your stall?"
"Yes, I have a daytime job too, so I can't stay up too late."
"Do this full-time! With business this good, what job could pay you this much?"
Li Wanyin only smiled without explaining.
Judging by how business was going, her stall earnings already far exceeded her salary.
But to play it safe, Li Wanyin planned to keep at it a while longer, at least until the end of the month. Only after carefully examining how various factors affected business could she make the safest choice.
No wonder Chen Shi'an had said any job would do when they drew lots to choose one. In the end, all roads led to the same place-
"Meow."
The Lucky Cat lounging on the chair turned to look left.
Busy as she was, Li Wanyin caught sight of the figure in a school uniform beyond the crowd out of the corner of her eye.
A smile entirely different from the one she showed her customers immediately spread across her pretty face.
"Shi'an, finished your evening study session?"
"Yeah. I'm thirsty, Sister Wanyin."
"Here, your juice!"
Chen Shi'an hadn't