แล้วแต่ดาว [Up to the Stars]

Chapter 2 - The car is stuck (Part 2)

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Daonuea is diligently cutting the strawberries needed for the smoothies. That’s the only thing he and Sean are good at. Making smoothies is the job given to the two young men who don’t know how to cook at all. What should be the ratio of ice and sugar? Sam has already noted it all for them in a piece of paper.

The aroma of the bubbling minced meat sauce made Daonuea so hungry that he wanted to stuff the strawberry into his mouth for the tenth time.

“Oh, hey, Kleun.”

“Hmm...”

“Cheeky thief,” Sean, who had stopped by to wash vegetables at the sink near the Yellow team’s kitchen, sneaked some strawberries that Daonuea had just cut into his mouth. The person who cut it stood still, giving up to take it back and just hand it over.

“Nuea, do not let others eat.”

“Excuse me.” Kleun shrugged and picked up another strawberry as he turned to leave. Daonuea furrowed his eyebrows and messed his hair like a child’s nagging at his mother.

“What did your group do before you left?”

“Spicy prawn soup.”

“Can Nuea eat it? Where is it?”

“Make a separate fish bowl for it.”

“Really?”

“Yes, can I eat it?”

“I…okay.” He nodded back as if he understood.

“It’s not spicy.”

“How do you know that short bastards are not spicy?”

“Pin told.”

“How did Pin know?”

“Annoying.” The tall man turned away with the basket of vegetables. Sean pouted his lips, silentlyh grumbling to himself and cursing Kleun with annoyance. Kleun is very popular because he plays basketball. He used to play at the big stadium in Nana.

“Oh, keep cutting. Shorter.”

“Just a little shorter.” Daonuea tried to follow. You can’t be born to be taught like that. I won’t let anyone say this because it’s just P’Fah alone is more than enough.

“Nuea, we forgot to buy oregano.”

“Let me drive to buy it. It’s not very far anyway.”

“Sam, quick. Give the money. Hurry up Nuea. Sean can cut the fruit. Nuea can go alone, right?”

“Okay, I’ll hurry up as quickly as possible, Sam.” The Moon of the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts has already shown his driving skills on the way to buy ingredients and has been praised by friends. Everyone said he was a good driver even though he didn’t know the road, which may be because Nuea has been in Germany for more than a year.

Dashing, Daonuea was about to pass through the kitchen of the blue group, but then was held by the collar like a puppy.

“Let go Kleunnn. I have to hurry.”