The other person munched on the food while looking at them smugly.

Ellis and his companions felt frustrated but helpless.

They suddenly received a notice in the morning that a general was coming to their school to inspect their academic achievements.

They spent the whole morning preparing for the general's inspection, so it was only natural that they were late when the general arrived.

Avril was dejected, but she still refused to give up.

Once most of the people around had dispersed, she stepped forward, took Ling Miao's arm, and began to act coquettishly.

"Manager, could you make some more?"

Ling Miao looked at the crowd of people peeking around her with a helpless expression, then put on a stern face and said, "We can only wait until tomorrow."

The person still eavesdropping: "..."

"Boss, I've never seen anyone do business like this."

"That's right, all the customers are leaving."

"Can't you do more?"

The surrounding stall owners listened to the conversations among the crowd, exchanged glances, and saw envy in each other's eyes.

Why can't such good things happen to them!

However, they also know what braised food tastes like.

Some people had secretly bought some before, and several stall owners each took a few bites.

Putting everything else aside, they admired her just for being able to make such delicious scraps that others would otherwise discard.

But while some admire it, others naturally disapprove of it.

Pan De was the owner of a bakery not far away. Before Ling Miao's stall became popular, his stall had a decent flow of customers.

Aside from not being as popular as a barbecue stall, his stall was still one of the most successful among the surrounding stalls.

But after Ling Miao's stall became popular, especially after the aroma of the braised food wafted out, his stall became practically deserted.

He stared at Ling Miao's departing figure until the stall owner next to him called out to him, at which point he slowly turned around.

Pande lowered his eyes, listening to the rambling of the person next to him, his expression unreadable.