As the saying goes, "When you eat from others, you become humble; when you take from others, you become restrained."
Even though the other three Daoists were competitors with Lawrence Winters, faced with a table full of delicacies and good intentions, even Mr. Zhuge couldn't help but praise Lawrence Winters for "being considerate."
Besides, what grudges or feuds can there be at a dinner party?
All are "deep feelings, bottoms up; shallow feelings, just a taste."
Since everyone lived nearby and didn't need to drive, they could all drink to their heart's content.
Under Lawrence Winters's thoughtful hospitality, one after another was soon knocked out.
In the end, even Mr. Zhuge was slurring his words and with a flushed face, pointed at Lawrence Winters: "I never... never thought Lawrence, your drinking capacity... your drinking capacity is so good! I really misjudged you!"
Lawrence Winters chuckled, her face neither reddened nor pale, remaining as normal.
