Taken aback for a moment, Millie then turned towards the backseat. She was genuinely famished. After wrapping up her work earlier, she had only managed to sit down and consume a few thin slices of potato chips, which felt like she had hardly ingested anything at all.

Millie reached back to bring the box closer. Upon opening it, she found a heap of documents. As for the promised food, it was just a pack of compact biscuits and a bottle of milk.

This was an item Marcus kept in his car as a just-in-case measure. Millie picked up the milk and biscuits and examined them, finding them to be quite different from what she had envisioned as food.

Observing that Millie didn’t proceed to open the packet for a considerable while, Marcus’ brow furrowed. He pulled the car over to the roadside and leaned towards Millie, which took her by surprise.

“What… What is it that you are currently engaged in?” The biscuits and milk Millie had been holding fell back into the box.

“Do you always need to have potato chips?” Marcus questioned. “You seem to have a special fondness for them. Aren’t you past that stage yet?”

a few times in his childhood,

mean by ‘haven’t grown

around with a bag of potato chips, licking their greasy fingers afterward. You resemble them quite a bit,”

others conversed, Millie sat silently, crunching her snacks. Marcus couldn’t help but find this scene unusually amusing. For the

words painted a vivid picture in Millie’s mind, and she couldn’t help but visualize children relishing the taste of potato chips

snacks was just a natural predilection for children. What was so humorous about

it? How did it become a

for herself and all the adult snack-lovers out

snacks; it’s just

Marcus tumed to look at her and saw Millie’s

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