When Jian Yan reached for her coffee after finishing her meal, Chen Chu stopped her and pushed the milk oat sago pudding next to her, saying, "Girls should drink less coffee and more milk."

Jian Yan paused for a moment and looked up at him. The man still had a calm and determined look in his eyes. His features were elegant and striking, and his gaze seemed to have a magical power that made Jian Yan nod involuntarily: "Okay."

Seeing her sipping her milk slowly, Chen Chu felt relieved. She quickly finished her pasta, wiped her mouth with a tissue, and softly asked, "Are you full?"

With a brief nod, Chen Chu then gestured to the waiter to clear away the mess of cups and plates on the table and ordered two small desserts.

After the dessert was served, Chen Chu finally got to the point: "I came to see you today because I have some questions about Miss Ye that I'd like to ask you."

Jian Yan naturally knew his purpose: "Well, go ahead and ask, although I might not know the answer."

Chen Chu smiled and said, "To be precise, even if you knew, you might not tell me, right?"

Unexpectedly, he was so direct. Jian Yan was taken aback for a moment, but still nodded: "Yes."

Her answer was within Chen Chu's expectations, but he still had to ask: "To be honest, Master Fei is already in Nanshi, and it's only a matter of time before he finds Miss Ye."

Jian Yan's heart skipped a beat, but her expression remained unchanged: "So what? You can go ahead and look for them, what does it have to do with me?"

Chen Chu stared at her intently: "So far, Miss Ye hasn't checked in with her ID. Aren't you worried? Did she check into some shady establishment? She's just a girl in her early twenties; isn't that dangerous?"