For some reason, just seeing Qiu Wuji made Chu Ge want to smile now.
She clearly never acted cute. She was forever pulling a sour face, wearing that cool, aloof sect leader expression, and often came across as an older sister.
But he still found her so cute.
She was cute with grease all over her mouth as she ate a drumstick, and cute hugging her Coke and slurping away.
Even the way she stubbornly refused to touch a burger was cute.
"Speaking of which, why won't you touch a burger?" Chu Ge couldn't help asking. "Do you think eating one will kill you too?"
Qiu Wuji looked at the burger in Chu Ge's hand, very hesitant. "Those vegetables are raw. And you call yourselves modern people..."
Chu Ge looked down at the lettuce, expressionless.
What a distant memory. He seemed to have been like that himself, back in the day.
Sure enough, Qiu Wuji's next words were, "And that white sauce, whatever it is. It looks so strange..."
"Ummm... try it," Chu Ge said. "I used to think this stuff was inedible too, but didn't I end up happily eating it?"
"No. I just won't."
Chu Ge slapped the table. "Why are you just like my daughter?"
Qiu Wuji slapped the table. "So you've raised a daughter, have you!"
"...No, that's what people say when they post about their kids." Chu Ge immediately backed down and coaxed her gently. "You're different from other people. You want to experience the world, so you ought to try everything."
Actually, that was no different from other people's daughters either, since other people also used "try everything" to coax their children into eating.
Other people's children might not fall for it, but it did persuade Qiu Wuji. She was a little better than