Upon hearing that, Qin Xue thought, "My, how terrifying this man can be when he's angry! Other people show their anger on their faces, but his anger is invisible. You can only judge it by the tone of his voice - the calmer his face, the angrier he is."
"Darling, you know what they say, 'Flies don't bite seamless eggs.'" Qin Xue calmly picked up her teacup and took a sip. "Hmm, this tea is brewed quite well - tasteless at first, then sweet and refreshing."
"But I don't see you showing much interest in my cracked egg either," Chu Molin said, sitting sideways, straightening his legs and placing the two children on top of them, embracing them with one hand, and picking up the tea with the other. After sipping it, he spoke leisurely.
"Oh, Chu Molin, don't be like that! Do you think I'm a shallow woman? If I were, you wouldn't be interested in me," Qin Xue picked up a pastry and took another bite.
