He chuckled.
"What are you looking at?"
Su Ye's gaze was fixed on the tea stall owner's legs.
The hem of the owner's robes was long, dragging on the ground.
He walked very slowly with a hunched back, giving the initial impression that he had trouble with his legs.
However, after spending so much time with Su Qing, who had a tail, she looked at the tea stall owner again. 'It doesn't seem like his legs are the problem,' she thought. 'It's more likely he's afraid of exposing a snake's tail and is slowing his pace on purpose.'
Guan Jing's question made the owner, who had been walking away, stop and glance back.
By the time the owner turned around, Su Ye had already averted her gaze and was once again sipping her tea at a leisurely pace.
A little while later, the tea stall owner brought over some snacks.
Su Ye looked up at him and asked,
"How long have you been running this stall?"
The tea stall owner smiled, his expression kind and benevolent.
