"Hm?"
As soon as he entered the kitchen, he saw Xiao Hei, the delivery man, eagerly standing by the workbench, watching, with no intention of leaving.
"What's going on, waiting for a signature?"
"No, no," Daniel waved his hand repeatedly, "I've placed an order, waiting for the chef to make me something delicious, and I'll watch how it's done."
"???"
Lucas scratched his head, glanced at the clock on the wall, and confirmed it was a little past five in the morning.
It's possible the delivery guy has been on the road since around three, and it's normal to be hungry at this hour, but waiting for over an hour after making deliveries just for a bite to eat, at the expense of work, is it really worth it?
He's not foolish; looking at Lin Chen's progress, he knew it would take quite a while to see finished products. The dough wasn't even kneaded yet, after which it would need to ferment, then be filled and steamed.
All in all, it wouldn't take less than an hour.
