After finishing his words, he strode in.
Watching his back, Jiang Mianmian sighed, "Brother He Ping is impressive, even knowing the boss here."
On hearing this, Yu Cheng raised an eyebrow and said, "Actually, I know him too, I just don’t like mingling and exchanging pleasantries."
He didn’t like Little Lamb looking admiringly at others; she should only look up to him.
Jiang Mianmian, very sensitive to Yu Cheng’s dissatisfaction, quickly said, "Brother Yu, in my heart, you are the most impressive brother."
Hearing Jiang Mianmian say that, Yu Cheng then felt satisfied and threw a challenging glance at He Ping.
He Ping had just finished speaking with the owner inside the shop and hadn’t heard their conversation. He ca back only to be bafflingly glared at by Yu Cheng, leaving him completely confused.
"Alright, I’ve greeted the owner. There’s a private room on the second floor, let’s go straight in," he said.
"That’s great, I’m starving," Cheng An said cheerfully, leading the way into the shop.
Perhaps because the owner had instructed them, not long after Jiang Mianmian and the others had ordered, a waiter brought in their food, along with many snacks and drinks.
Knowing that Jiang Mianmian was hungry, Yu Cheng wrapped two roast ducks and handed them to her to tide her hunger.
"Thank you, Brother Yu," Jiang Mianmian happily took the roast ducks, eating with her cheeks puffed out, looking like a little squirrel.
"Mianmian, where do you want to go after we eat?" Cheng An asked after eating two roast ducks.
"I don’t know, I’ll leave it up to you guys," Jiang Mianmian replied, not knowing the entertaining places of this era’s Capital City, so she simply settled on letting the locals decide.
"How about we take you to climb the Great Wall? That’s the place everyone wants to visit when they co to Capital City," Cheng An suggested excitedly.
Hearing about climbing the Great Wall, Jiang Mianmian shook her head like a rattle-drum, "No, Brother Cheng An, I don’t want to climb the Great Wall. With my little arms and legs, if I climb today, I definitely won’t be able to get up tomorrow."
Her confession made everyone at the table laugh.
However, they soon thought about it and felt it made sense. Jiang Mianmian was a delicate little girl, always going between school and ho, unlike them who had been trained in the military by their families from a young age, so her lack of stamina for climbing the Great Wall was understandable.
"Then how about we take you to the amusent park?" Brother Tang Lin glanced at Yu Cheng and suggested with a mischief smile.
Yu Cheng had stopped going to amusent parks after he turned five, thinking them loud and childish.
"Yes, I want to go to the amusent park," Jiang Mianmian exclaid the mont she heard about the amusent park, her eyes lighting up instantly.
It had been many years since she’d been to an amusent park, and now that she had the chance, she definitely wanted to enjoy it.
"You should ask your Brother Yu if he agrees," Tang Lin said deliberately.
Jiang Mianmian looked at Yu Cheng, who was sitting beside her seriously rolling roast duck for her, and batting her large eyes, she asked, "Brother Yu, can we go to the amusent park this afternoon?"
"We can," Yu Cheng said faintly, handing her the rolled pancake.
"Brother Tang Lin, Brother Yu agreed, so we’re going to the amusent park this afternoon," Jiang Mianmian announced excitedly.
"Alright, to the amusent park."
Tang Lin knew Yu Cheng hated crowded and noisy places like amusent parks, but he hadn’t expected that a simple request from Jiang Mianmian would get his consent. It seed he really cherished this sister.
Having decided on the afternoon plans, the group finished their al and headed straight to the amusent park.
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