"Why are you eating so little?" Tang Song frowned dissatisfactorily. "You’re too thin; you should eat more. Do these dishes not suit your taste?"
"No, they’re very tasty. I’m just not hungry. Let me rest for a bit, and then I’ll continue eating."
Tang Song couldn’t help but laugh quietly, "If everyone were like you, restaurant owners would go bankrupt."
Mo Ran showed a puzzled expression.
He explained, "You see, if a person orders a lot of food and comes to eat in the morning but can’t finish it all, they might rest here and keep resting until the afternoon, then continue eating. This way, they’d only pay for one meal and cover two. Don’t you think that would be a loss for the restaurant owner?"
Mo Ran was stunned for a second, then burst into laughter.
"I’m just resting for a bit, not for an entire afternoon. Besides, everyone has to work; who could sit here all afternoon?"
Tang Song smiled and suddenly asked, "Are you feeling a little better now?"
Only then did Mo Ran realize he was trying to cheer her up.
"Yes, I feel much better. Let’s keep eating. We can’t waste food; we have to finish it all," she said with a happy smile.
Tang Song nodded, "Okay, finish it all."
The two enjoyed their dinner happily, and then Tang Song took her to watch a movie. Mo Ran was somewhat surprised; she thought watching movies was something ordinary people did and didn’t expect Tang Song to enjoy it too. This text is hosted at novel⚑fire.net
Tang Song smiled helplessly, "I can’t help it; I’ve never pursued a girl before. I can only follow the old patterns. I hope you don’t find me unromantic?"
"How could I? I rarely go to the movies, and I’ve been wanting to come here for a while. You just happened to fulfill this wish of mine today."
"That’s good, then. It seems I’ve accidentally done the right thing. Is this the first time you’ve watched a movie with someone of the opposite sex?"
"... Yes." Mo Ran nodded shyly.
Tang Song chuckled, "Me too... This should count as our first date, right?"
"... It should, I guess."
"Since it’s a movie date, we have to do the full set-up. First off, we need to buy a bucket of popcorn, two cans of cola, two roasted corn cobs. Uh, and also..."
"We have to get the couple’s seats."
Sitting in the couple’s seats, Mo Ran felt somewhat embarrassed as if everyone was watching her. She looked around; many couples were chatting comfortably with each