Chapter 57

Lillian's perspective.

Ten minutes later, we found ourselves on a street bustling with food stalls.

In fact, I hadn't been sure if the street would still be here; I had been trying my luck. However, when I saw that it was still standing strong and even looked livelier than before, I was absolutely thrilled.

I remembered from my younger days that the food there had been the most delicious. That wouldn't have changed, right?

"Have you ever been here?" I turned around and stared at him, eager to try.

I hadn't eaten anything here for a long time, and the nostalgia was palpable, pulsing in the air.

Looking at the sea of people in front of us, he habitually frowned and asked, "Is this the "somewhere" you mentioned?"

"Yeah. You know, the food here is just phenomenal. I bet you've never tried anything from this place." Even if he visited the city often, I was sure he wouldn't be caught dead eating snacks here.

"I'm not interested in street food." After saying that in disgust, he turned around