Chapter 129: These Two Have Bad Relation...

Your own daughter, and you don’t know her taste??

Ryan was a little puzzled. He nodded and said, "Yes, her favorite is this restaurant."

"Occasionally she also goes to eat spicy buffalo wings or something. She also holds back for a few days when she has internal heat."

Nina handed the menu over and said with a charming smile, "Then please order a few things Tina loves most, and what soup she drinks."

"She doesn’t drink soup. Usually she drinks iced cola, or when her dorm has gatherings she drinks a little beer."

Ryan shook his head.

Nina immediately frowned and said, "How can a girl always drink cold things, and beer too..."

Ryan ignored her anger, turned his head, and called the waiter. The waiter greeted him cheerfully, "Oh, what are we eating today."

Ryan listed them like treasures, "Spicy fried chicken, buffalo wings, one spicy mac and cheese, one spicy pulled pork, two bowls of rice, thanks."

The dishes came one after another. Ryan brought two bottles of cola. Nina hesitated for a moment, then took one and drank, then asked, "You and Tina are classmates. You should be very familiar, right."

"Indeed very familiar!"

Ryan nodded.

"How are her studies??? What does she usually like to do."

Nina asked with concern, about the details of her life, hobbies, what she usually liked to eat, and whether she held any positions at school.

Ryan was asked until he felt numb, "Sister, this is your daughter. Wouldn’t it be better to ask her yourself? Why ask me."

"Don’t interrupt. If I ask, you just answer."

Nina gave him a charming glare, then asked again, "Does she have a boyfriend now?"

"No!"

"Why answer so decisively? You even know this so clearly???"

Ryan said honestly, "I chased her, so of course I know whether she does or not."

"You even chased her??"

Nina frowned, looking like she was asking where he got the courage and guts, somewhat disdainful.

"Didn’t succeed."

Ryan said lightly.

Only then did Nina relax her frown, then said with a smile, "But you still have pretty good taste. My daughter is so beautiful. There should be quite a few people chasing her, right."

Actually, whether people chase her and whether she has a boyfriend seem unrelated. He remembered a sage’s famous saying.

Never mind whether she has a boyfriend. Scoring with a goalkeeper is the most exciting. If she has a boyfriend, you only have one opponent. If she doesn’t, you have many opponents.

"Quite a lot!"

Ryan nodded obediently.

He felt this was even more detailed than giving a statement last night. She was almost asking whether he knew what color underwear her daughter wore today.

As they talked and ate, suddenly a beautiful figure walked over and said with bright eyes, "Ryan, you’re eating here too."

Tina wore a white floral dress, looking lively and bright. Without makeup, her hair casually tied, that pure beautiful girl feeling made people’s hearts move.

Once upon a time, this was the beauty that most often appeared in Ryan’s dreams, and also the dress he thought suited her best.

"Yes. You didn’t go out for part-time work today?"

Ryan nodded, smiling slightly like he was greeting an ordinary classmate.

"I’m going in the afternoon. I went to the company this morning!"

In the morning she went to the company to collect her sales commission. Thirty thousand in hand felt like a dream. She deposited the check into her own account at the bank counter.

Looking at those zeros, she was especially happy, because it was the first time in her life she had so much money. But then she felt incomparably lost.

Because people are comparative creatures. Thinking of how much Anna and Linda had gotten, her little bit of money was like pitiful charity. It seemed those zeros were mocking her.

Tina turned her head and saw Nina. She froze completely. Originally she thought the person with him was Anna or Linda.

Nina moved inward affectionately and said, "Tina, eat together. I ordered all your favorite dishes."

Tina subconsciously looked. The table indeed had all her favorite dishes. But she did not sit down. Instead, her expression was a little strange as she asked, "Where are Linda and Anna? Why are you with her."

Speaking to her own mother in this tone was a little strange, even carrying a bit of blame. Ryan immediately felt depressed.

Before Ryan could speak, Nina seemed a little panicked and quickly explained, "Tina, there were some omissions in yesterday’s case, so I came to consult classmate Ryan."

"It just happened to be noon, so we’re just having a meal together."

Tina looked at her suspiciously, then said with an "oh," "Then I won’t disturb you two. I’ll pack it and eat on the way."

Nina said in a fluster, trying to keep her, "We’ve already finished talking. Tina, look, so many dishes are all your favorites. Let’s eat together."

"No need!"

Tina walked to the counter without looking back and ordered her favorite twice-cooked pork and mapo tofu combo rice.

If this were before, she would not even want to walk from the dorm to here. Usually one phone call and Ryan would pay out of his own pocket to deliver it to her. To her, this was also a kind of things changing with people.

After packing the food, Tina hesitated, then walked over and said expressionlessly, "Ryan is the victim in yesterday’s case. I hope you can give him fairness."

Nina immediately put on a serious face and swore, "Tina, you can put a million hearts at ease."

"Mom will absolutely be fair. Besides, he’s your friend. I definitely won’t let those two brats off easy."

"That’s for the best!"

Tina gritted her teeth and said, "Ryan, if you’re free tonight, let’s eat together again. You can call Linda too."

"We’ll talk about it later. They went shopping."

Ryan said vaguely.

Walking out of the restaurant, Tina felt even more depressed. If the two of them went together, it should be to buy furniture and home appliances.

She guessed right. Accompanying women shopping, no matter what they were buying, was torture for men, so Ryan let them go by themselves.

Watching Tina’s receding figure, Nina looked pained and thoughtful.

Only after that figure walked into the school gate and disappeared did she turn her head and could not hold back a sigh.

"You two don’t have a good relationship!"

Ryan could also see it. From last night until now, Tina had not called her Mom even once. The relationship seemed very stiff.

"Sigh, it’s not that her attitude is bad. It’s that I, as a mother, am not competent. Sigh... forget it, let’s not talk about it!"

Nina took a few deep breaths, then looked at Ryan earnestly, "Classmate Ryan, your relationship with Tina seems pretty good."

"I’m familiar with everyone in her dorm!"

Ryan said lightly, "After all, we’ve been in the same class for three years. We’d know each other no matter what, right."

Nina’s eyes lit up when she heard this. She shifted awkwardly and said, "Then classmate Ryan, I’ll trouble you with something!!!"

"What is it?"

"Let’s add each other as friends. If anything happens to Tina at school, you can tell me."