In the evening, Lan Xi insisted on having a buffet.
It just so happened she knew a five-star hotel where the buffet was quite good.
Lately, Lan Xi's appetite had increased significantly, and her weight was visibly rising.
Her plate was filled with various seafood and meats, and she kept helping Mu Yan with some too.
Given that Mu Yan was allergic to lobster, she didn't dare give her any seafood, afraid it might cause trouble.
Mu Yan didn't eat much and already felt full; it was mostly meat, which she found hard to digest.
Lan Xi's appetite was unusually good today; after the seafood, she ate beef and then had a hotpot and ice cream.
Mu Yan felt like she'd eaten her meals for two days in just one.
"Is it okay for you to eat so much?" she asked tentatively.
Lan Xi replied, "I'm not a celebrity; if I gain weight, then so be it."
As she spoke, she glanced at her watch.
Mu Yan noticed that she had checked her watch several times while eating and asked, "Are you in a hurry?"
