Song Tan didn't realize that her particularly ordinary date with Lun Chuan had even made Tie Lian's heart bubble with pink.
She was just blushing from the sun, and then successfully picked a basket full of Eagle Beak Peaches.
The skin was green and fuzzy, with a slight tinge of mature red, and the curved, chubby pointed ends were adorable. Plus, they were quite large, and by casually weighing one, she could tell it was about half a pound or six ounces.
"Pretty good."
Song Tan was quite satisfied: "This year's peaches are more uniform and plumper than last year's, and the flesh is also firm."
Many fruits, if pursued solely for size, would have loose flesh, making them not only flavorless but more like chewing wax.
Lun Chuan also examined them seriously.
He had once purchased the legendary cracked ugly fruit online, but the seller was fake.
The cracks were not due to the fruit over-ripening but because of rapid growth and expansion, making them taste like a mouthful of cotton.
