Chapter 1675


    Chapter 1675 Join the Club


    Cindy pressed her lips together and hesitated for a moment before she tookrger strides to catch up


    with Ian. “Hey. What do you want to eat for dinner?” she asked.


    Ian turned sideways and gazed at her for a moment. She wore a pleasant smile on her face, and it


    seemed like she felt sorry for leaving him out earlier. Any frustration that Ian felt seemed to disappear in


    an instant. “What do you want to eat? We can have whatever you want.”


    It was rare for Ian to be so nice to Cindy, and she felt rather shy just to have him treating her in such a


    manner. “What do you like eating?” she asked as she turned to look at Peter.


    “Anything’s fine. I’m not picky,” Peter answered. Cindy nodded as she came to a decision. “Let’s eat


    near this area, then. We can look for restaurants around here.”


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    After that, the three of them walked side-by-side as they headed out of the residential area to find a


    restaurant near them. It was rather packed during that hour of the day, so Ian lowered his cap and


    pulled his cor up to cover his face. Cindy knew that things would get messy if someone recognized


    Ian, so she asked the waiter for a private room.


    The waiter turned to check if there were any rooms avable. Coincidentally, one of the tables had just


    paid for their meal, so the private room was freed up just in time for the three of them. Once they got


    into the room, Cindy took the initiative to sit beside Ian. When Peter took the seat opposite them, Ian


    felt a strong sense of relief.


    Once the menu came, Cindy handed it over to Peter. “You can pick whatever you want to eat. I’m


    buying you a meal to thank you for the racket. It feels great to y with it.”


    Ian felt even more at ease after hearing Cindy’s words. Cindy had always been one to repay her debts,


    so she was offering to buy Peter a meal after epting his gift. They won’t owe each other anything


    after that, Ian thought. He was pleased with the way Cindy had handled this matter, so he participated


    in their conversation with a friendly tone of voice. “I saw the sign boards outside—this store’s signature


    dish is their fish. Why don’t we order one of those? You enjoy sports, so you should eat something


    that’s high in protein.”


    Peter’s expression remained neutral as he looked through the menu before handing it back to Cindy. “I


    don’t mind anything. You can pick the dishes,” he offered. In the end, Cindy had no choice but to make


    the decision. “Let’s order their signature dish, then,” she said in ordance with Ian’s suggestion.


    After picking a few other dishes, she handed the menu to Ian. “You can pick one or two more dishes.


    I’m not sure what else to order, so you guys can decide.”


    Ian took the menu and picked another two dishes and a drink. Once the waiter took their order, Ian


    started a conversation about his game with Peter earlier. “Have you received professional training in


    the past? You’re really skilled in controlling your angles and strength.”


    Peter smiled in response. “I didn’t receive professional training. Most of the time, I just watch videos


    and learn techniques from there.”


    “While I was warming up, I heard someone say that people from your club participate inpetitions


    sometimes,” Cindy uttered.


    “Yeah,” Peter replied with a nod. “Some of the members participate in regionalpetitions. There are


    a lot of us in the club, and there are different people who are trained in different skills, so they


    participate in all sorts ofpetitions,” he exined. “Would you be interested in joining our club? We


    do other sports too. If you don’t fancy badminton, you can always try something else.”


    Cindy instantly waved her hands to reject his offer. “Forget it! You yed a few games with me earlier,


    and you know how bad I am with sports. I’m a slow learner, so I’d only be torturing myself if I ever


    joined your club.”


    It was Peter’s natural instinct to reassure her concerns. “You’re not that bad! There are tons of other


    new members who were worse than you when they first came in. They eventually improved after a


    while. I think you did really well today. I feel like you yed better than you did thest time.”


    Cindy continued to wave him off. “Forget it. I might start work soon, so I won’t have much spare time


    after that.”


    Ian nodded in response to this. “Her work is really demanding, so she might not be able to take any


    time off at all. I don’t think it’d be nice if she signed up for the club and didn’t show up after that.”