I love you, I won't kill you

A person who told a bad joke suddenly appeared, and naturally everyone would turn their attention to this person.As soon as Angie turned around, she found a face that made people feel happy. It was Eddie Zhang, the restaurant waiter who had served her before.

"Senior Zhang, why are you free to go shopping with us today?" Anji stepped forward and asked with a sweet smile on his face.

"Someone informed me that after the exam, everyone would get together and have a farewell meal. So, I had to tell the boss that I can't work part-time for a few hours tonight." Eddie replied honestly.

"Okay, Angie. It's all right for you two to find a motel and talk overnight, as long as it doesn't get in the way of our dinner," a boy next to Eddie called out.His implication is obvious, men and women are not interested in just chatting, and it is interesting to go to a motel to have sex.

"Hahaha, interesting, this is the benefit of studying in the United States! Right, Eddie!" A few boys joked and laughed.

"You guys just want to see Angie's jokes, don't you? Get out and eat!" Cathy shouted angrily.

"Hey, Cathy, haven't discussed what to eat yet!" A girl asked with concern.

Boys tell nasty jokes in front of girls. This kind of thing is very common in middle and high schools in China.Therefore, there is only one most effective way for girls to deal with them: ignore them, and act as if you didn't hear them.

Sure enough, the boys who made nasty jokes collectively died down when they didn't see what they wanted to happen.After thinking about it, Cathy said to everyone, "Let's have sushi today, do you agree?"

Some people objected, some didn't care, and some agreed. A group of Chinese male and female international students chatted quietly as if they were buying vegetables in a vegetable market.Eddie looked at the crowd indifferently, and said loudly, "How about a show of hands, the minority obeys the majority?"

After a unanimous vote, the Chinese students swarmed towards the Japanese sushi restaurant across the street.Angie walked beside Cathy and muttered, "Hey, you're so annoying, why are you eating raw food again?"

Cathy giggled, "You bastard is born in the midst of blessings and doesn't know how to be blessed! Someone invited you to eat high-end French oysters, and you didn't even touch them. Japanese sushi is like a little witch compared to that kind of high-end dishes. Meet the great witch!"

Eddie smiled from the side, "Yeah, I really wanted to tell Angie at the dinner table, do you need to pack?"

"As an afterthought, let's talk about it now. You are as annoying as she is!" Angie scolded with a smile.

Immediately afterwards, Cathy sighed deliberately and said to her, "It's not like eating these dishes every day, it's just a farewell party for the classmates who have returned home. Don't spoil everyone's interest, okay?"

"I didn't say no. However, compared with oysters and sushi, I am still more receptive to sushi."

After everyone walked into the sushi restaurant, they sat down at two unoccupied tables.Angie said with emotion, "I remember, I came here once last year, and I really like the seaweed rice balls, tempura and octopus balls they made. Cathy, what do you think?"

"Hehe, I like these too. If it was in China, it would cost at least two or three hundred yuan to be enough for one person, and I only ate a small part of the variety."

Eddie crossed his arms and looked around the restaurant leisurely, "Well, what Cathy said is right. In fact, Japanese food is not only about sashimi, there are many other dishes that we have never had the chance to taste."

During the meal break, Eddie asked Angie with concern, "Do you plan to go back to China for the summer vacation, or stay?"

Angie was very happy eating the octopus balls in front of him, and replied indifferently, "Well, stay here."

"Stay here? Have you found a dorm family? How does that family treat boarding students?" Eddie seemed to have a lot of questions to know.

Cathy stared at Eddie's face, called him by his Chinese name and said, "Zhang Wenjie, you seem to care about Anji very much. Are you in love with our primary school girl?"

Angie was sitting next to Cathy to eat, and almost choked on the octopus meat in the octopus balls when she heard these words, "Cough, cough, Cathy, what are you talking about!"

Eddie replied without changing his face and heartbeat, "Well, from the standpoint of compatriots, of course you can ask these questions in private. From the standpoint of Americans, I think this is normal."

Angie has some affection for Eddie, but it hasn't reached the point where the two insist on falling in love.He took a sip of sake in a hurry, moistened his throat and whispered, "Thank you, Senior Zhang. I've already found that family, and there's nothing wrong with it."

Cathy admired Eddie's courage, stared at him with a smile after eating the hand roll, "Zhang Wenjie, don't worry, the family she is looking for is Julie's parents' house. You don't mean to go with her, do you?"

"Julie's parents' house? That's Julie Mitchell who ate at the seafood restaurant last time?" Eddie asked eagerly.

"Yeah, what's the matter? Is there a problem?" Angie asked in confusion.

"Uh... no problem, no problem, let's eat."

At this time, Cathy gently pinched Angie's thigh under the dining table, and said something close to her ear, "I can guarantee that your senior Zhang will definitely like that Julie. Believe me, that's right!"

"Tch, I let you finish talking. Who does he like has nothing to do with me!" Anji blushed slightly and reprimanded in a low voice.

Eddie intentionally or unintentionally asked, "Angie, did the application pass? The school agrees to you boarding at a friend's house?"

"Hehe, of course. Otherwise, why would I tell you which family I plan to stay in." Angie knew that there were some things to say, and some things that couldn't be said.So, on the surface, she would tell everyone that she was staying with Julie's parents.

Eddie couldn't find the right words for a while, and buried himself in eating the tempura on the plate.Angie didn't seem to want to chat any more, and she chatted with Cathy about other topics at her own pace.

When the two were almost full, Eddie talked about the previous topic again, "Angie, do you know where her parents' house is? Have you ever thought that if it is too far from the school..."

"Huh? What? Oh, her parents' house is in Chicago, Illinois. What, you worry about something happening to me?"

"Uh...you can put it this way. After all, you have only been in the United States for more than a year, and there are many things you don't know."

Cathy put down the chopsticks in her hand and said bluntly, "Zhang Wenjie, you just want to talk about the crime rate. Let's avoid those black people, drug dealers, racists, and white people."

"Hehe, Cathy, I think you killed a boatload of people with one shot. If you say that, there is no place for America to stay." Eddie joked with a smile.

Angie was a little grateful to Eddie, and quickly stopped Cathy and said, "Senior Zhang, I still want to thank you for your kindness. After all, we are now overseas, not in China. So, instead of being afraid, it is better to face it calmly. Otherwise, why does every country keep so many police officers?"

Eddie nodded and said with a smile, "That's right. Do you know how far her parents' house is from Yale?"

"Zhang Wenjie, do you know? Oh...You must have criminal tendencies, otherwise how would you know which block her parents' house is in?" Cathy deliberately tested Eddie's bottom line.

"Hey, you can eat food, but you can't talk nonsense. If the school finds out, I will seek revenge from you even if I become a ghost!" Eddie blurted out in a hurry.

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