For half an hour more, Su Qing had waited but no one arrived, and she gradually lost her patience. Being late for a blind date was one thing, but being half an hour late without showing up was unimaginable, and she couldn't fathom how terrible someone so disrespectful and undisciplined might be in everyday life.
However, Su Qing's stubbornness also kicked in; she wanted to see just how long the other person could be late.
Thus, Su Qing finished a pot of tea, even managed to visit the restroom in the meantime, and the owner even came over to chat for a bit; still, the man hadn't arrived by noon.
Even the look in the eyes of the restaurant servers had changed.
"Noon, great," Su Qing said coldly, suddenly standing up, paying the bill, and storming out.
When she arrived home, it was just in time for lunch, and the atmosphere around the dinner table was relaxed.
