Who would've guessed, this kid was as nonchalant as a breeze, not even bothering to open the menu. With a quick glance, he said, "Whatever Master decides is fine."
"Uh… okay, then I'll order. Do you have any dietary restrictions?"
Out of politeness, it was customary to ask, in case the other person couldn't eat spicy food or garlic, for instance.
Prince hesitated for a moment but still didn't tell Gu Xia.
After all, he was allergic to many things, like beans and sauces.
But he felt that, as a man, it would be too fussy to reject this and that.
So he shook his head, "No problem, anything is fine."
With the response that anything was fine, Gu Xia began to order with ease.
Four main courses had already been selected, and then Gu Xia added six vegetable dishes.
A flawless spread, topped off with a West Lake beef soup—it was simply perfect.
While waiting for the waiter to serve the food, Gu Xia chatted with the Prince.
"Apprentice, have you been playing any games lately?"
