𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐲 𝐌𝐢𝐬𝐬 𝐘𝐨𝐮 | 𝐋𝐢𝐬𝐤𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝐀𝐝𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 ✓

Prologue

"I'm telling you, I'm on the bus right now." Lisa's headset was on, and she was chatting with her roommate in her YY chatroom. "Wait until I get back to the dorm to talk some more, okay?"

It was six o'clock in the morning. This was the first bus of the day. The sky was still dark.

A certain little moderator of a certain website was chasing after her, intent on getting this little unknown singer to sing a birthday song for the website's anniversary celebration.

She was too lazy to type, so she pulled her into her own YY chat room instead.

Her roommate had a rather impatient temperament and had to finish what she wanted to say before she would stop talking. Lisa listened indifferently as she leaned back in the last row of seats and stared out at the empty bus.

The two had finished talking about official business, so they started chatting about personal things. When it came to "personal things," the topics that two single, bored girls talked about ranged from gossip to Taobao and eventually landed on food.

"I went to eat hot pot yesterday. It was super delicious." Lisa suddenly remembered yesterday evening's lavishly huge meal.

"What type of hot pot?" Rose asked her. "Hai Di Lao? Liu Yi Shou? Little Fat Sheep?"

"Pork stomach and chicken soup base." Lisa's eyes squinted as she reminisced over the taste. "More precisely, it should be peppered pork stomach and chicken. It was a pot of 'red and white soup.' The white side was just that basic soup base. The red side was Taiwanese style pork blood with aged tofu added into the soup. Do you know how awesome pork blood and tofu taste when they've been cooked in a spicy red soup?"

Lisa loved to eat. When she talked about good food, her voice would become extremely warm and tender, much more tender than when she was singing a cover for those ancient-style songs.

There were only two or three people on the bus, none of whom had eaten breakfast, and all their stomachs were rumbling in hunger.

Suddenly hearing a girl speaking gently and in detail about piping hot pots of soup was truly a form of torture, especially since this girl's voice was slightly nonchalant and a little husky, making it even more tantalizing.

"Lily, are you taking revenge on society, in general? Or are you just taking revenge on me?" Still lying in bed with feelings now of intense hunger, Rose's voice quivered.

"This is the first time I realized that pig stomach and chicken stewed together could be so tasty. Boiled until it makes a milky-white soup base and the soup has the aroma of herbs and pepper... Fellow classmate, I must take you there to try one time."

It was seriously amusing to see Rose's face when she was forced to throw up her white flag.

As Lisa nibbled on her rice ball, one bite after another and imagined her friend lying in bed, wrestling with herself on whether or not to get up and rush to the cafeteria to be the first person in line for breakfast, she felt this world was truly so wonderful.

The resentment she had felt just a moment ago from being forcefully dragged into the YY room to discuss singing for some anniversary celebration had suddenly vanished like smoke into air, you know?

"Lisa, I hate you..." Rose's voice already had the hint of sobs in it.

She laughed in reply. Biting into her rice ball again, she answered in a voice muffled by food, "It honestly tastes really good."

Rose was silent.

She thought, it was about enough now and she could let it go at that so that when she got back to school, she would not be hunted down to be killed. Right as she was about to say that she was going to exit YY now, a very clear voice with a hint of laughter in it unexpectedly started speaking. "That is actually a well-known Hakka dish from Guangdong. If you have time, it's actually quite convenient to make at home."