Chapitre 690: A Delightful Dinner

Actually, when it came to Kant's drinking habit, he usually only drank red wine and was not very interested in beer.

It was just that the atmosphere just now was a little awkward. In order to let Adonis relax a little, Kant decided to ask him for a small favor to break the awkwardness. At the same time, he left some buffer time.

At this time, Bunduk had already walked out from the kitchen. Behind him was a helper pushing a dining cart filled with plates.

After walking in, Bunduk saw that there was only Kant on the dining table. He said with some dissatisfaction, "How can this Adonis leave you alone, Lord?"

"I asked him to help me get a beer, and now he is still working hard to line up. It won't be a problem for me to sit here alone." Kant explained, then called the helper to start serving the dishes.

"I see." Hearing Kant's words, Bunduk relaxed. He pulled out the dining chair and sat down.

"When he comes, let's eat together." Kant said.