Jiangli glanced at the girl and paused, "Don’t walk on the roads at night, be cautious of the people around you, and drink less."
Before the woman could say anything, upon hearing Jiangli’s words, her heart clenched, "Abbot, why do you say that?"
Jiangli ate a chip, "You will understand later. The secrets of heaven cannot be revealed. If I tell you too much, it might actually be to your detriment. Just be careful, and it’s fine to have a family member accompany you when walking at night."
The woman grew increasingly nervous, but seeing that Jiangli did not wish to elaborate, she did not feel it right to press further. She could only give thanks and left uneasily.
The last one was also a girl.
When she sat down, she was holding two drinks and some bread.
Jiangli caught a sweet fragrance and was instantly drawn in, curiously asking, "What is this? It looks like it would taste good, is it cola?"
"Ah?" The girl was caught off guard by the question and replied, "This is milk tea, Abbot. What you have is cola."
Xia Xin quickly coughed.
Jiangli nodded in understanding, "Milk tea, huh? Is it tasty?"
Confronted with her sparkling, cat-like curiosity, the girl generously offered a cup of milk tea to Jiangli, "Abbot, you can try this. It was originally bought for my friend. We had plans to watch a movie together later, but if the Abbot likes it, then I’ll give it to the Abbot."
Jiangli instantly grew excited.
Xia Xin suspected that if she had a tail, it would be wagging at this moment.
She took the milk tea, accepted the straw the girl passed to her, examined it for a moment, and with a snap, inserted it in.
Jiangli bit the straw and took a big slurp.
Not knowing how much stuff had been put inside, she felt like she sucked up quite a lot, and it was all delicious, with a rich texture!
Jiangli squinted with satisfaction, "Tasty! Better than my cola!"
The girl smiled, "This is Taro Bubble Milk Tea, very tasty, it’s my favorite."
Jiangli nodded repeatedly, "The flavor is indeed nice. But hmm, you don’t seem to have a good eye for men."
The girl’s smile instantly stiffened.
Jiangli took another big sip of the milk tea contentedly, "Considering this milk tea, I’ll offer you a piece of advice. You’re about to meet a man for the movies, right? Be careful with him."
The girl paused, "Abbot, why do you say that?"
"Your face is blooming like peach blossoms, so obviously fate has approached. But you’ve been a bit off in your discernment; this isn’t a suitable connection. Additionally, your eyes lack focus and your mind is vulnerable, making it easy for you to be deceived. So, be careful."
The girl couldn’t help touching the corner of her eye, reflecting and feeling a bit embarrassed, "I, I do seem to get fooled easily..."
She wasn’t a small child, having been in love twice now. It seemed that every time, she ended up with scoundrels...
The last relationship was even more deceitful; tricking her out of money and affection.
It wounded her for a long time.
It took her two years to move on. Just as she was beginning to interact with a fairly nice guy,
But upon hearing Jiangli’s words, her recently lifted spirits deflated once more.
Seeing her disappointed expression, Jiangli paused in her straw biting, pulled out a talisman from the drawer, and handed it to her, "This is a peace charm, consider it a free gift from me. Additionally, it’s said that when unlucky in love, one may be lucky in their career. It’s the same for you. Though your love life has been tough, your nose is well-shaped, which signifies you’ll be making money and getting a promotion soon."
Upon hearing this, the girl accepted the peace charm and immediately cheered up, "Thank you, Abbot, thank you! Who cares about those lousy men, I’m going to earn money, I’m going to be rich!"