But when she arrived at the dining area and saw the fragrant vegetarian dishes and the dried tofu she couldn't stop thinking about, she surprisingly felt so full that she couldn't eat anything at all.
It felt as though the contents of her stomach had risen up to her throat, leaving no room for any more food.
But apart from the Evil Spirit Chocolate, she hadn't eaten anything else!
This was vastly different from her usual appetite—all it took was just about thirty pieces of chocolate, and she didn't need to eat anything for the whole day?
Tao Ti couldn't figure it out and sat in a chair, staring blankly at her bowl.
The monk beside her leaned over, puzzled, and asked, "Aren't you eating? Don't you love dried tofu? Why aren't you having a piece?"
"I can't eat any," Tao Ti said, drooping her head in a display of poor appetite.
The old monk immediately became anxious. A sudden lack of appetite in kids—could it be that she was sick?
