Looking at Mu Jin, who seemed even more handsome behind the flickering candlelight, the cat smiled and said, "Jin, is a midnight snack a candlelight dinner?"

Mu Jin said, "A late-night snack is a late-night snack."

As he spoke, he casually forked a piece of steak with his fork and ate it.

Cat said, "I don't believe it, Ah Jin. Did you prepare this specifically to celebrate our first day together?"

Mu Jin looked up at her and said, "You're overthinking it. I ordered a meal for two, and the restaurant has presumptuously prepared so much."

Cat looked at Mu Jin suspiciously, unsure whether he was telling the truth or not, because such a restaurant might indeed be "presumptuous"—no, that's called excellent service!

Because those who order this kind of two-person meal are almost always couples! There are virtually no exceptions!

Mu Jin picked up her wine glass and took a sip.

Cat suddenly stood up, picked up the wine on the table and looked at it. It was champagne. She muttered, "The champagne is all ready. Isn't this a celebration?"

As she spoke, she poured champagne into her own wine glass and looked at Mu Jin, saying, "Then let's just say it's fate! Mu Jin, let's drink together."

Mu Jin glanced at the cat's wine glass and recalled her impressive alcohol tolerance; it seemed she was a lightweight.

"Are you sure? You're drunk and you want me to carry you home?" Mu Jin said.

Cat frowned, but said boldly, "It's impossible for me to get drunk! How can I spend such an important night drunk? Don't worry, Ah Jin, I won't get drunk."

Mu Jin looked at her, and in the candlelight, those eyes seemed even more profound.

“Okay,” he said.

Cat raised her glass from afar, watching as Mu Jin also raised her glass, and then she drank it down with satisfaction.

Mu Jin only took a small sip. He looked at the cat who was looking down and hadn't recovered for a long time, and said, "If you're not used to it, don't drink it. Drink water instead."

Cat really doesn't drink alcohol at all. She's only ever tasted beer, but she doesn't remember what it tastes like. She just knows it tastes awful.

And this champagne... she couldn't describe what it tasted like, she only knew it was even worse! Worse than beer!

After suppressing the strange taste in her mouth, Maomao squinted at Ajin and waved her hand, "Don't worry about me, I'm going to drink it."

Mu Jin swirled the cup, and seeing the cat's discomfort, her voice softened a bit, "After today, I'll still be your boyfriend, and I will be tomorrow, and for many days to come. You don't need to be nervous about this one day."

The cat paused in mid-air after picking up the bottle, but quickly poured herself more wine.

"Ah Jin, you're so annoying," Cat whispered. How could he know what she was thinking? She really wanted time to stand still here, the soft candlelight enclosing her and Ah Jin, so she could see him when she looked up and touch him when she reached out.

She didn't want any changes to happen in the future.

Cat raised her glass and said, "Ah Jin, you have to keep your word!"

Mu Jin also raised her glass, "Mmm."

The cat downed another glass.

Mu Jin didn't try to persuade her anymore, because it was obvious that it wouldn't matter whether she tried or not; the cat's eyes were already wandering...

Indeed, I shouldn't have believed she could drink.

Cat did feel a little lightheaded, especially when she stood up. It felt like she was walking on cotton. She steadied herself and looked around the long table. She only found a small plate of cherries that she wanted to eat.

She picked up the plate of cherries, ate one herself, and continued walking until she stopped in front of Mu Jin.

Mu Jin looked at the cat holding cherries in one hand and supporting herself on the table with the other, her face flushed, and said, "Ah Jin, candlelight dinner... it's nice, but the table is a bit long, I don't want to be that far from you."

"Wait a moment." Mu Jin got up and personally moved her chair over, placing it next to him.

The cat sat down contentedly, but then she said, "And my cup too."

Just as Mu Jin was about to sit down, upon hearing this, she went to get her cup again.

The cat picked up the glass with satisfaction and poured itself another glass of wine.

Mu Jin looked at her bold actions and said, "Don't drink anymore, you'll feel unwell."

The cat said very seriously, "No, I want to drink the same thing as you."

Mu Jin: "But..."

Cat interrupted Mu Jin directly, "No buts! Mu Jin, you don't need to persuade me anymore. Look, I'm not drunk at all."

Mu Jin glanced at the cat who was "not drunk at all," lowered her eyes, and said, "Then you drink."

Anyway, with him around, he's prepared for whatever amazing things this cat does.

Mu Jin cut a piece of steak and ate it slowly and deliberately.

The cat was still holding the small plate of cherries, propping her chin up as she looked at him. She thought Ah Jin was handsome no matter how she looked at him. She picked up a cherry, put it in her mouth, and asked, "Ah Jin, is it delicious?"

Mu Jin looked at her and asked, "Would you like to try some?"

The cat shook its head, showing no interest whatsoever. Instead, it picked up a cherry and handed it to Mu Jin, saying, "You eat this."

Just as Mu Jin was about to take it, the cat suddenly dodged away, looking at him with its eyes, clearly intending to feed him.

You can't reason with a drunk person...

Mu Jin seemed to know this well, leaned forward, and ate the cherry.

The cat immediately smiled, picked up her glass again, and drank a glass of wine.

Mu Jin's gaze lingered on the bottle for a moment. Judging by the way this cat was drinking so heartily, this bottle wouldn't be enough.

"Don't worry about me, Ah Jin, I won't get drunk at all," Cat said confidently.

However, she didn't realize that her tongue was almost tied in knots.

After finally finishing the bottle of champagne, the cat shook the bottle and said, "See how much I can drink? This kind of wine is no challenge for me at all."

She seemed to have gotten addicted to drinking; she picked up Mu Jin's cup and drank his in one gulp.

"I drank the whole bottle of wine. Don't think I didn't see it. You didn't even finish one glass. I'm better than you, aren't I?"

"Ah Jin, your wine... why does it have no taste? It's like water."