Burning Passion: Love Never Die

Blair immediately felt a pang of guilt. She shouldn’t complain so much

She was fortunate enough to at least have something to eat.

She gathered enough determination to continue eating the noodles. She was so focused to keep it in. After a painful first few bites, she couldn’t help but slow down again

“Is it bad, too?”

Wesley asked. Blair hastily stuffed another mouthful of noodles to her mouth and shook her head.

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“No, no! It’s very delicious.”

She swallowed it and took a swig of her fruit juice right after. The juice helped so much in concealing the noodles’ awful taste.

Wesley gave her a long Look and gestured to a waiter.

“Do you serve any spicy food here?” He remembered she Liked spicy food.

Blair looked at him in confusion.

“Not full yet?”

“Yup,” Wesley answered. He didn’t offer any kind of explanation

The waiter mentioned a few spicy dishes for them; then Wesley asked

Blair to choose what appealed to her the most.

As soon as the waiter left, Wesley took the half-finished bowl of noodles away from Blair and placed it in front of him. She was confused and wanted to take the noodles back. He then pointed to the plate and said, “I’m still hungry. This is a large noodle bowl. I’ll finish it.

Wait for the spicy dishes.”

Blair was touched by Wesley’s kind gesture.

She sipped her warm fruit juice as she watched the man in front of her gobble the very distasteful noodles. All content is property © NôvelDrama.Org.

“Wesley, how are you so easily pleased? You just accept things as they are. You can make do with everything.”

He paused and shrugged.

“Well, I’ma soldier. I’ve experienced an awful lot of much harsher situations.” There were times when he was unable to obtain food for two days. Some missions were really tough like that. He gradually stopped caring about the flavors of the food. As long as he was getting enough nutrition, any food was okay.

Blair couldn’t help but let out a sigh upon hearing his words. She had never suffered from starvation or any kind of hardship growing up.

Even after her parents’ passing, she was taken in by her uncle’s family. She was kind of sheltered there. There were times when she felt guilty of spending her uncle’s money. She tried her best to manage her money. Aside from that, she’d lived a pretty easy life.

Even the part-time job she had while she was still attending school was easy and comfortable. She mostly worked as a home tutor.

On the other hand, Wesley was born into a wealthy and powerful family.