The thin and moist skin was gently bitten open and the juicy meat filling spread out in her mouth. The slightly spicy soup blossomed in her mouth and intertwined with the fragrance of the meat.
Gill felt as if she had fallen onto a soft quilt, then was instantly shaken into a firm and warm embrace. A warm feeling slid down her throat all the way to her stomach, then spread to her limbs and bones. She tried her best to suppress the delicious taste that made her tremble all over, and then carefully savored it.
After eating one wonton, there was a trace of sweat on the tip of Hill's nose.
"It's so delicious!"
Hill looked at the wonton in front of her and her eyes lit up.
Because she was busy with work, she was not very particular about eating. It was common for her to be too busy to eat. Breakfast was even more dependent on her mood.
However, this breakfast, which seemed a little heavy at first glance, captured her heart in an instant.
That kind of wonderful feeling ….. made her feel as if her mood today had become brighter.
She could even understand why people queued up for so long. Although the long queuing time consumed a lot of physical and mental strength, when you tasted a delicious and warm breakfast, that kind of tiredness would be doubled by a sense of satisfaction. Moreover, it would give you a stronger motivation and mental strength!
This was probably the magical power of delicious food!
How could a small wonton be enough? She ate one after another. From time to time, she would use a spoon to stir the red soup on the surface and drink a spoonful of chicken soup.
Not long after, a bowl of red oil wonton was down her stomach.
If it wasn't for the red soup being so spicy and oily, she might not even have left the soup base.
"Phew ….."
Hill gently exhaled and revealed a satisfied smile.
Delicious and comfortable. She hadn't eaten this kind of breakfast in a long time.
She took out a silk handkerchief and gently wiped the sweat from her forehead and nose. Her gaze fell on Meg who was tidying up the kitchen utensils in the kitchen.
If she wanted to eat this kind of breakfast every day, she had to wake up at six o 'clock. After a simple wash, she had to take a carriage and spend twenty minutes to arrive at Mamy's. Then she had to queue for two hours to enter the restaurant and order a wonton in red oil. After eating, she had to take a carriage and spend twenty minutes to go to the bank.
This meant that she would have to spend almost three hours just for breakfast.
Furthermore, she wouldn't be able to eat the tofu pudding at this time.
Although she was very confident in her appearance, she was at the age when her skin and body were in the best condition.
However, if she could have a bowl of tofu pudding every morning, it would make all of her skin problems disappear. That was something that no woman would refuse.
And this was only for breakfast. If they wanted to eat lunch and dinner, the queue and meal time might increase.
Mr. Mak was a man of principle. He would never let anyone in.
Money could solve many problems, but it couldn't solve Mr. Mak's problem because he was also very rich.
Currently, other than the employees of Mamy's, even the City Lord, Michael, had to line up obediently for a meal.
It was impossible for her to be a waitress. After all, she still had her own ambitions and dreams.
Therefore, if she wanted to go downstairs and have a delicious breakfast every morning without having to line up or wait, it seemed like she could only become the lady boss of Mamy's.
"Now that I think about it, it seems like it's really worth it. No wonder so many ladies want to be the lady boss." Hill's eyes were burning as she stared at Meg. Her smart brain started to calculate the benefits of this matter.
Meg, who had taken off his apron and hung it at the side, felt a burning gaze on him. He looked up and happened to meet Hill's eyes. "Oh, Mr. Hill.
"Oh, this big banker actually came for breakfast." Mag was a little surprised.
Hill's expression was a little awkward. A blush flashed across her face, but she quickly changed it into a qualified banker's smile.
Meg picked up the thermos on the counter at the side, took a sip of goji berry water, and closed the lid. He looked at Hill, and said, "Miss Hill, what brings you here for breakfast today?"
"Because this place has the best breakfast in Chaos City. Do I have a choice?" Hill replied with a smile.
"That sounds reasonable." Meg smiled. He didn't think Hill would spend a few hours just to have breakfast.
"Other than breakfast, I actually have something to discuss with Mr. Meg." Hill didn't beat around the bush. The restaurant's morning operating hours were about to end, and most of the customers had already left.
"Then let's have a cup of tea together later." Meg nodded.
After all, Hill Hill was an excellent business partner. She controlled the biggest tycoon on the Norland Continent. She was a real rich lady. It would be good to make her happier.
"Alright." Hill nodded, and signaled her secretary to settle the bill and leave.
The restaurant closed at 9 am sharp.
After Miya and the others were done with the cleaning, they quickly left.
Meg brewed a pot of chrysanthemum tea, and sat down with Hill at the table in front of the floor-to-ceiling window.
Hill took off her down jacket, and wore a long black knitted dress. The fitting cut and design outlined her figure perfectly. Beside her was the book "The Story of the Little Mermaid" that she bought in the morning.
"Thank you." Hill received the tea that Meg poured for her. She took a whiff of the fragrant chrysanthemum tea, and put down the teacup with a smile.
"I heard that the railway to Vic Mountain has been very busy recently. Has it already entered into normal operation?" Meg asked casually as he poured himself a cup of tea.
"Yes. We had to transport ores and other urgent items from Vic Mountain to Chaos City previously, and that made this section of the railway run at full capacity. Many problems were exposed, but many problems were also solved. Now, the operation has become normal, and the capacity is very good." Hill nodded.
"We are preparing for the railway from Chaos City to the dwarves. Once it's open, the trade between the three regions will experience a qualitative leap."
"This route is indeed not bad." Meg nodded.
Vic Mountain produced all kinds of ores, and the goblins were not good at forging.
Relying on the railway's large-scale transport capacity, the ores from Vic Mountain would be transported to the dwarves for processing and forging, and then the processed products would be sent to Chaos City to be sold. This formed a closed loop.
The most important thing was that these two races were not very powerful, and did not have a strong desire to fight for supremacy. Thus, they were easier targets for integration.
Once the economy was deeply tied, and communication became more convenient, the integration of the goblins and dwarves into Chaos City was something to look forward to.
This was also one of Meg's ideas back then. However, he didn't expect Hill Hill and the city lord's castle to make use of the northern expedition this time to facilitate this so quickly.
When the railway started to spread across the Norland Continent, the convenience and economy of the running steam locomotives would definitely attract the other races to join in.
The communication across the entire continent would increase rapidly with the convenience of transportation.
"However, I'm not here to talk about the railway today. I want to talk about this picture book." Hill picked up the picture book of the little mermaid, and looked at Meg with a smile.
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