Chapter 1094
Chapter 1094
Celeste was taken aback, turning around to see Mason standing not far away with his hands full.
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He was just standing there, looking her up and down. His gaze was a bit hesitant, like he wasn’t sure if
it was her.
Celeste motioned for silence, and Mason got the hint.
He strode towards her with the stuff in his hands, scolding in a low voice, “What are you doing
shopping here at this time?”
Celeste lowered her voice too, “Who would know Ie to the market if you don’t tell others?”
She took two tangerines from her bag and handed them to him, saying. “They’re cheap and sweet, try
them.”
Mason looked at the two green tangerines in his hands, suspicious of whether she was trying to trick
him into thinking they were
sweet.
Today, Mason was wearing a set of sportswear in light grey; his hair wasn’t as neat as usual, and with
his handsome face, he looked particrly young
Celeste couldn’t help but take a second look. This sportswear looked nice, and she wondered if Liam
would look good in it if they
had it in white
Her staring was a bit too obvious, making Mason a little ufortable. He whispered, “Is there
something wrong with me?”
Celeste leaned in, whispering, “No wonder youwyers like to wear suits. If you dressed like this, I’d
doubt your ability to win my
case
Mason was taken aback, thenughed. He also leaned in and said, “Would shaving my hairline higher
make me seem more likely
to win?”
Celeste nodded immediately. “It’s not about the hairline, it’s about professional credibility.”
Masonughed briefly before joking, “When I can’t find a job, I’ll consider shaving off the front of my
hair.”
Celeste alsoughed, “I was just kidding. With your impressive resume, who would question you
because of your hairstyle?”
Seeing the two chatting and not buying anything, the fishmonger impatiently said, “Have you decided
what to buy yet?”
Celeste said, “You go ahead: I’ll keep looking.”
The shopkeeper acknowledged her and told her to call him when she was ready, then went to serve
other customers.
Mason asked, “How do you n to cook it, soup or something else?”
“Soup”
“If it’s for soup, don’t choose a fish that’s too big or too fatty,” Mason observed the fish in the tank,
pointing to one with slightly sunken eyes, “Like at this one with not–so–full eyes, or cloudy eyes, the
freshness is not high, don’t choose it. Don’t choose fish with dark colors either, pick ones that are
whiter in color, not too big, and with all scales intact. ”
He stopped, pointing to a palm–sized, slightly t fish, “Choose this one, the soup with it will definitely
be good.”
Celeste immediately called the shopkeeper
The shopkeeper nced at the fish and praised, “You have a good eye.”
Celeste put the fish in the bag and looked up at Mason, “Don’t you want to pick one?”
Mason shook his head with augh, “I don’t eat fish.”
Celeste was surprised, “Given your knowledge of fish, I assumed you liked eating it.”
Mason said, “I enjoy fishing but don’t eat the fish myself”