"Make do, you know me, I've never been particular about living standards, as long as there's a place to sleep and food to eat." You smiled.
Heavenly Fox looked at you and asked, "Although I know you wouldn't tell me if I asked, I still want to ask—where have you been these past three years?"
"Been everywhere—skated in Iceland, waded through Norway Forest, played soccer in the gap between Europe's two front teeth, hugged beauties on Mediterranean islands, and even played tomb robber in Egypt. Haha, I've indulged in every whim over these three years."
Heavenly Fox still looked at you, smiling, "Judging by what you said, it seems my past three years were wasted."
"That's not true. You've always been career-focused, dedicated to the country and its people. I'm different—naturally carefree, used to a free and easy life, definitely not looking to get involved in anything strenuous."
As you were talking, the owner brought two bowls of noodles.
