When Lin Xia heard him say that, she could only nod, "Okay then! But Lu Zheng, just buy one dish, my older brother can't eat much now!"
A smile spilled over the corners of Lu Zheng's mouth, "Alright!" He knew this girl was sincere.
They went in, and in the hall were seven or eight tables, not many people dining.
Lu Zheng led Lin Xia to a seat by the window. The waiter, noticing his attire and appearance, treated him with rare warmth, "What would you like to eat?"
Lu Zheng turned to Lin Xia, "What do you want to eat?"
Lin Xia widened her eyes at him, "Isn't this supposed to be for my brother?"
Lu Zheng cleared his throat, "Ah! Yes! But you should order too! You're family!"
Lin Xia found it amusing yet heartwarming; he was truly an interesting person.
She glanced at the price list on the wall, the cheapest dish was candied sweet potatoes for eighty cents.
"Let's have the candied sweet potatoes then!"
"Don't you like meat?" Lu Zheng asked curiously.
