Sipping the tea, the guests were pleasantly surprised. They had expected a floral tea to be bland and purely fragrant. Unexpectedly, the tea had a mild peachy flavor that lingered on the palate.
Father Pan's third brother, particularly impressed with the tea, kept sipping the tea and praised, "Eldest Brother, where did you buy this tea? I would love to get some as a gift for my in-laws."
Pleased by the guests' reactions, Father Pan smiled proudly and replied, "Third Brother, I'm afraid you can't buy this tea anywhere."
"What do you mean, Eldest Brother? Even if it's expensive or requires industrial coupons, I can afford it!" Third Uncle retorted, slightly annoyed.
Sensing his displeasure, Mother Pan explained, "Third Brother, it's not about the cost. This tea isn't for sale—it was a gift from our son-in-law. We don't even know where he got it."
