Ning Youguang knew that the couple in front of her still had doubts about her identity, but that wasn't her concern.
"You're welcome."
She turned and walked over to Shi Wangyue, leaving everyone with a graceful back view.
"Sister is just too soft-hearted," Shi Wangyue sighed.
"If that child doesn't get treatment soon, they'll be tormented to death," Ning Youguang also sighed.
...
The hotel's restaurant also gave off a noble feel, with a bar and a band playing songs.
The specialty food was seafood.
There was an abundance of seafood—prawns, oysters, crabs—eaten with the sea breeze, full of authentic flavors.
In addition, there were grilled meats, snacks, and exquisite salads.
"The barbecue here looks different from the ones we have back home," Ning Youguang said as she and Shi Wangyue stood by the barbecue stall waiting for their food.
Meanwhile, the two were sharing a plate of shrimp salad.
Shi Wangyue held the plate while he had the fork.
