Ye Xuan, who was sitting behind the counter and holding a transparent glass cup the size of a palm, was about to make tea when he saw the petite figure suddenly rush in through the door. He took a look and said, "Excuse me..."
"Shh!" The young girl turned around and put a jade finger in front of her red lips to signal to Ye Xuan not to speak. Then, she slightly squatted behind the door and peeked out through the glass of the door. She looked a little sneaky.
Seeing the young girl leaning on the door sneakily, Ye Xuan raised his eyebrows and looked out through the glass of the window. He didn't know when a large group of people had gathered in his courtyard. Ye Xuan's ears twitched. With his current abnormal hearing, he easily heard the voices of those people outside.
After listening for a while, Ye Xuan understood what was going on with those people outside. Originally, those people outside were some celebrity chasers, commonly known as "fans". Obviously, the person they were chasing was the young girl in front of him.
He didn't expect that the young girl in front of him was a celebrity. Although Ye Xuan was no longer a hot-blooded youth and didn't chase celebrities, he still couldn't help but take a few more glances.
The girl was wearing a light blue dress and a pair of black sandals. Her figure was slender and well-proportioned, and she was about 1.6 meters tall. She was originally wearing a purple sun hat on her head, but the hat was now in her hands, and it was already a little wrinkled from her grip. She also wore a pair of sunglasses that could cover most of her small face. But at this time, the sunglasses were half pulled down, revealing a pair of big, lively eyes that looked outside like a ghost.
After looking at the young girl for a while, Ye Xuan shook his head and no longer cared about her. Anyway, she just came in by accident, so he just treated her as a kitten that came to visit. He lowered his head and minded his own business as he put the tea leaves into the glass cup. He took a pot of boiling water that had been specially placed at around 70 to 80 degrees Celsius and quickly poured it into the glass.
These tea leaves had just arrived, and they were bought from a Chinese tea merchant in South Korea. Ye Xuan mainly ordered a few of the more famous tea leaves, such as Longjing, Tieguanyin, Yunwu, Maojian, Yinpin, Pu 'er, etc. This batch of tea leaves cost him more than 3 million RMB.
For example, the cup of tea in his hand was the Silver Needle Tea from Mount Jun, Dongting Lake, Xiangnan, China. This type of tea belonged to the category of yellow tea. The finished tea buds were strong and well-proportioned. The inner surface of the tea buds was golden yellow, and the outer white hairs were completely exposed. Furthermore, the wrapping was firm, and the shape of the tea buds resembled silver needles. Elegantly, it was called 'Gold Inlaid with Jade'.
The reason why this kind of tea had to be brewed in a transparent glass was that after the tea leaves were brewed, the tips of the tea leaves would rush out of the water and float in the air. Then, they would slowly sink to the bottom of the cup, like a group of bamboo shoots emerging from the ground, or like a silver knife standing upright. The sprout was golden yellow, and the soup was bright and clear. Using a transparent glass, one could admire the sprout rising from the soup. It slowly sank, rose, and sank again. It was an interesting view of rising and falling three times.
After a few minutes, the tea leaves in the glass floated up and down. The color of the tea soup had also turned orange. Ye Xuan took a clean teacup and poured a cup for himself. He picked it up and slowly took a sip. As expected, it was mellow and sweet. It was like a cup of tea that relieved him of half a day's fatigue.
Jin Sailun felt that she was really unlucky today. Originally, she just wanted to go shopping by herself. It wasn't easy to get rid of the big sister assistant, but she didn't expect to be recognized by the shop assistant when she was shopping at a clothing store. It didn't matter if she was recognized, but she didn't expect that she was her fan. She screamed and attracted the attention of other people in the store. Then, they surrounded her and asked for autographs and photos. Fortunately, she ran away quickly. Otherwise, she would have been surrounded by those people. Moreover, she didn't have an assistant or a bodyguard. Thinking of how many people surrounded and chased her just now, Jin Sailun's little face couldn't help turning a little pale.
It wasn't until she saw that the fans outside gradually dispersed that Jin Sailun felt relieved. She patted her slightly heaving chest and suddenly realized her situation. When she first came in, she only thought about taking refuge. She only remembered that it seemed to be some kind of teahouse or teahouse. At this time, she came back to her senses and turned to look at the layout of this teahouse. It seemed to be a little different from the layout of the teahouses she had been to before. The decoration inside looked very comfortable, as if the inside was isolated from the outside, like two different worlds. It seemed that it could let people put down all their worries and sit here in a relaxed manner.
Different from the traditional Korean teahouses, the layout here seemed to be more inclined to the Chinese style. There were a total of 18 sets of tables and chairs, a rectangular table about 80 centimeters high, four chairs with backrests, a screen, a small rockery, a bookshelf, a Chinese style landscape painting, and an extra-large paper fan hanging on the wall. On the paper fan, there were Chinese essays written in a dragon and snake style. Everything was so ancient.
If there was one thing that Jin Sailun didn't like, it might be the young man sitting behind the counter, drinking a cup of tea while looking at her. His eyes were so sharp that she felt as if she had been stripped naked for him to see.
"Uncle, do you know that it's very impolite to look at a girl like this?" Being looked at by the young man made her very uncomfortable. She was just 15 years old and had a little rebellious character, so she directly spoke out angrily.
Being called uncle by the girl in front of him, Ye Xuan was slightly startled. He was only in his early twenties. Did he look very old?
However, after listening to the girl's words, Ye Xuan couldn't help but twitch the corner of his mouth. He shook his head and said, "Speaking of impoliteness, you seem to be even more impolite by barging into my shop like this?"
"F * ck, isn't this a teahouse? Aren't you doing business when you open the door? Is this how you treat your customers?" Jin Sailun glared at Ye Xuan and pouted her small mouth angrily.
Looking at the cute look of this girl who claimed to be called Jin Sailun with her small mouth pouted, the corner of Ye Xuan's mouth gently raised, and he stood up from behind the counter.
At this time, Jin Sailun noticed that although he was not the tallest man she had met, his tall and straight figure was like a pine tree, as if even a mountain could not bend his back. It seemed that even if he stood there, he could give others a sense of invisible pressure like a mountain. His temperament was outstanding and unique. (.).
"If you paid attention when you were being chased just now, you would have seen a notice board in front of my door with the English letters" clo color "written on it. Don't tell me you don't understand English?" Ye Xuan shook his head with a smile and pointed outside the door. At the fence of the courtyard, there was a sign erected.
Jin Sailun looked outside following Ye Xuan's finger, and her face suddenly flashed a trace of crimson. The reason why she directly said that to Ye Xuan was actually a little rebellious because of her age. It was not that she was unreasonable. She turned around and bowed slightly to Ye Xuan, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I was rude!"
After that, she straightened up, turned around, and walked toward the door.
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