Peninsula: I run a bed and breakfast on Jeju Island

Chapter 125 It is impolite not to reciprocate.

Li Ran blinked.

"Is that the main point?"

"So what's the key point?" she asked, feigning ignorance.

Li Ran opened her mouth, but couldn't quite put her finger on it.

His fingertips still retained a little warmth and moisture.

"Cough cough, it's nothing."

He swallowed his words.

Choi Jin-ri's lips curled up slightly as she lowered her head to flip the meat again.

The Korean beef on the grill sizzled as it was grilled over charcoal.

The grease slowly seeped out along the texture, with a hint of burnt brown at the edges.

She picked up another piece of meat with both hands, dipped it in salt, and handed it to Li Ran's plate.

"Eat quickly, or the meat will get tough."

"Are you talking to me like a child?"

Although Li Ran said that, her chopsticks honestly reached out.

"What else?"

She tilted her head slightly. "Someone's eyes widened when they saw the meat just now."

"No way!"

He pursed his lips.

Although he was indeed craving it, it wasn't to the point that his eyes practically popped out of his head.

Choi Jin-ri smiled.

Just as Li Ran was about to speak, another piece of meat was suddenly placed in front of her.

He glanced down and saw that this time it wasn't just grilled meat dipped in salt.

It was also sprinkled with a little mustard, and dipped in sesame oil and coarse salt.

"Try this."

She pointed to the piece of roast meat, "I just made this."

Li Ran doesn't really like wasabi, especially this combination that she might have come up with on a whim.

"Try it!"

Seeing that he seemed hesitant, Choi Jin-ri drawled out the last syllable.

"Okay, okay."

He has never been able to resist being pampered.

Li Ran picked up the meat and took a bite.

The smell of wasabi first lightly hit my nose, but it wasn't too strong and was quickly masked by the fat in the beef itself.

The aroma of sesame oil blends in quite well.

"How is it?"

Choi Jin-ri was looking at him expectantly.

"not bad."

He nodded.

"I knew it!" She raised her chin slightly, somewhat smugly.

"It's just a lucky break," he said, pursing his lips.

Choi Jin-ri squinted at him and picked up another slice of freshly grilled snowflake-patterned Korean beef.

This time, however, she didn't put the meat on Li Ran's plate. Instead, she wrapped the roasted meat in lettuce and naturally offered it to his mouth.

Open your mouth.

Li Ran was slightly taken aback.

"what?"

"Don't you like feeding people? I ate everything you just fed me!"

She raised her hand slightly. "In your Chinese parlance, it's like saying, 'It's impolite not to reciprocate.'"

Hearing her suddenly speak slightly broken Chinese, Li Ran blinked.

Where did she learn it? Did she secretly take Chinese lessons?

She wrapped the grilled meat in lettuce and held it straight up to his mouth.

It was as if Choi Jin-ri wouldn't move unless he opened his mouth.

As Li Ran moved a little closer, he could smell a faint aroma of charcoal and sesame oil mixed together.

Li Ran glanced at her.

Choi Jin-ri's face didn't show any particular expression, but her eyes vaguely held a hint of watching the show.

It was as if they were waiting for his reaction.

Ok?

Do you really think he's a pushover?

Li Ran raised an eyebrow, and before she could react, she took a big bite.

"ah!"

Choi Jin-ri saw him stuff the entire grilled meat into his mouth, including her fingers.

Choi Jin-ri subconsciously withdrew her hand.

The warm, slightly damp touch made her pause for a moment.

"You did this on purpose, didn't you?"

She immediately narrowed her eyes and looked at him suspiciously.

Li Ran's mouth was still stuffed with lettuce and grilled meat, and her cheeks were bulging out.

Choi Jin-ri stuffed herself quite full at the barbecue this time.

Korean beef, raw garlic, shredded green onions, and a little bit of sauce were all stuffed inside.

He mumbled, "Um—didn't you tell me to open my mouth?"

After saying that, he blinked innocently.

Choi Jin-ri pursed her lips and stared at him for two seconds.

Installed.

Keep installing.

She clearly saw it just now; when the person bit down, they deliberately moved forward a little.

What a repressed yet passionate guy.

She gave a soft hum, withdrew her hand, and took out a wet wipe to clean her fingers.

Li Ran chewed on the lettuce wrap in her mouth while watching her wipe her hands.

She even deliberately stretched her hand in front of his face, as if she were wiping it for him to see.

"Are you serious?" he mumbled.

"Of course."

Choi Jin-ri looked up at him. "Who knows if someone might suddenly bite someone?"

"Cough cough cough."

Li Ran almost choked.

"Where did I bite you?"

"Oh?"

She raised an eyebrow. "Who almost ate my hand just now?"

"That was an accident."

"Could the unexpected really be pushed forward by a little bit?"

"Cough cough."

Li Ran's eyes were somewhat unfocused.

Is this woman so sharp-eyed?

Seeing that he didn't speak, Choi Jin-ri gave a soft hum and folded the wet wipe, placing it aside.

"Feeling guilty now?"

"I'm just too lazy to argue with you."

Li Ran picked up her cup and took a sip of water, trying to suppress the inexplicable guilt she had just felt.

Choi Jin-ri didn't expose him; she just lowered her head and continued flipping the meat.

The tongs made a soft metallic sound when they touched the grill rack.

After getting a lettuce leaf, Li Ran started stuffing things into it as fast as she could.

Mustard, sliced ​​beef, sesame oil, chili peppers —

"Hey! What are you doing?"

"I'm telling you in advance, I'm full, I can't eat anymore. You'll have to eat the rest!" Choi Jin-ri stopped him in advance.

"Um?"

He glanced at the baking tray, frowned, and said, "You've only eaten so much! This isn't enough!"

"I said I'm full, and that means I'm full. You can keep what you have."

She anticipated Li Ran's prediction.

"That's not up to you."

He pursed his lips and stood up abruptly.

"What are you going to do?"

Choi Jin-ri took a step back warily.

"Hehe." Li Ran smiled as she looked at the lettuce wrap in her hand.

"You have to have a conscience! This meal is on me!"

She tried to awaken what little conscience Li Ran had left.

"Just a tiny bit. I didn't put in much."

He took two steps forward, a smile still playing on his lips.

"No, no!" She shook her head frantically.

"unless----"

"Unless what?"

"You eat half first!"

"Um?"

He was slightly taken aback.

"I can't separate these things! They fall apart easily."

"Then let's not share! I'll just eat what you leave behind!" Choi Jin-ri added.

"Um?"

Li Ran was immediately stumped and looked down at the lettuce wrap in her hand.

"I'm serious! I'll eat as much as you eat, as long as you finish half of it!"

"It has to be swallowed whole!"

She chuckled to herself, "Li Ran, Li Ran, I don't believe you'd have the nerve!"

Li Ran raised an eyebrow and glanced at Cui Zhenli, who was grinning foolishly for some unknown reason.

"Are you serious?" He narrowed his eyes.

"Absolutely true!"

Although he felt this move was somewhat childish, he still extended his little finger.

"Pinky promise!"

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