In the afternoon, after lunch, Jasmine Yale put the hangover tea that Butler Santana made into her backpack.
She planned to take it to the office and find an opportunity to give it to Sylvan Cheney.
She stuck a note on the bottle: After getting drunk, scoop a spoonful into boiling water to steep, it has good hangover effects and tastes great.
Although it's brewed with traditional Chinese medicine, the herbal taste is not strong.
The small bottle packed in her backpack, she was full of joy.
She knew Sylvan Cheney had picky tastes, the hangover teas available on the market he couldn't get used to, except for that made by Butler Santana.
Plus, Butler Santana's hangover tea was effective, and Sylvan Cheney eventually became dependent on it.
She heard that when people lose their memory, their sense of taste and smell often don't disappear.
What they love to eat, they still love, and what they don't love, remains unchanged.
Jasmine Yale smirked.
