The Stepmother’s Counterattack: Raising a Child in a Bygone Era

"A gentleman does not covet what others esteem, and I have already made my greatest effort. Persisting further would be impolite."

After listening to the interpreter relay Pei Yang’s message, Doctor Zeda felt a load off his shoulders and also grew fond of him.

"It’s best if you think so, then let me wish you a smooth journey back in advance."

Pei Yang smiled and nodded, "Doctor Zeda, there are not many people I admire in my life, but you are one. Before I leave, I’d like to invite you to dinner as an apology for disturbing you during this time. I hope you’ll grace me with your presence."

After some consideration, Doctor Zeda accepted Pei Yang’s dinner invitation.

Pei Yang didn’t choose a local Tokyo restaurant but found a Chinese restaurant instead.

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Upon entering the restaurant, Pei Yang closed the door behind him and put up a ’Closed for Business’ sign, then, to Doctor Zeda’s surprise, tied an apron around his waist.

Afraid that Doctor Zeda might misunderstand, the interpreter hurriedly explained, "Mr. Pei has booked the entire restaurant and plans to personally cook some home-style dishes for Doctor Zeda to taste."

Doctor Zeda suddenly understood and smiled with interest, "I’m looking forward to it."

"This Sweet and Sour Pork is one of the favorite home dishes of the people of Fengcheng. It’s somewhat similar to Tokyo’s tempura in preparation, but there are slight differences in taste and texture."