"What fine tea!"
"It really is too delicious!"
"The same tea leaves, different people brewing the tea makes all the difference!"
"Miss An Yan's tea is even better!"
...
Praise was unceasing, and An Yan smiled, stood up, and returned to sit beside Fu Shiyan.
At that moment, two people arrived along the wide aisle, it was Old Master Bai and Bai Qinghan.
Old Master Bai, seeing An Yan sitting beside Fu Shiyan, felt a pang in his heart, thinking how wonderful it would have been if she were his granddaughter-in-law.
Fu Shiyan was the first to stand up, saying respectfully, "Old Master Bai, you've arrived."
He then looked toward Bai Qinghan, "Little Bai."
Bai Qinghan, although looking somewhat embarrassed, still called out "Brother Yan," and greeted Miss An Yan as sister-in-law, before saying hello to Fu Haichuan and Zhou Yi.
Old Master Bai and Bai Qinghan were then seated at the table next to Fu Shiyan's.
