Keilani was taken aback. But she smiled and said, “Jennie, don't you want me to be better to you? You have to give me a chance."

“But Sabrina has never come to disturb me at school. If you keep coming, it'll cause me trouble."

Keilani felt helpless when Jennie mentioned Sabrina and conceded, "Okay, I won't come again. But don't refuse me this time, please."

Jennie unwillingly joined Keilani for lunch. At the restaurant, she ordered a variety of delicious dishes.

"Jennie, can you finish all this food?" Keilani asked, genuinely curious.

Jennie blinked at her. "If we can't finish it all, we can ask them to pack it up."

Jennie assumed Keilani wouldn't take the food, allowing her to share the food with her classmates.

"Alright," Keilani said, picking up a piece of meat on Jennie's plate.

"What else do you like to eat, Jennie? I'll take you for more."

Jennie avoided the question and just mentioned some dishes.

But Keilani persisted, "Do you know what your father likes to eat?"

"My dad is a big fan of lamb!" Jennie responded with an eye roll.

“He loves it braised, steamed, roasted, and even in soup.”

“Is that so?"

"Indeed," Jennie replied with a steady voice.

“Got it. I'm wondering if your dad's had his lunch yet. Jennie, why not give him a call and check on him?" Keilani offered.

Jennie frowned. How could Keilani give herself away this soon and easily? Such eagerness Keilani had shown!

Jennie slightly smiled and responded, "Nah. I don't want to disturb him. He might be busy with work right now."

"You won't disturb him. He'd be thrilled to hear from you!"

Jennie just shook her head, pressing her lips together. "No."