Old Master Yin's gaze was very affectionate when he looked at his granddaughter.
Ye Cheng picked up the teacup and took a sip before he said praisingly, "Good tea."
After setting the teacup down on the table, Ye Cheng continued to say, "I'm usually busy with work so I'd usually have coffee. I only drink tea when I'm home to accompany my father. My father likes Tieguanyin tea so that's what I drink the most."
At this time, a smile appeared on Yin Jia's face. Before the helper served the Mao Jia tea, the tea they were having was the Tieguanyin tea.
No matter what Ye Cheng's private life was like, Yin Jia had already decided on him. In terms of knowledge and understanding, Ye Cheng was the most outstanding person she had ever met. She did not care if Ye Cheng had his own motives; was there a person who did not have any motives? Even she had her own motives. With this, they could be considered even. It was also a blessing to meet a worthy opponent.
