"Sure, but for the five of us to have a decent meal, it'll cost at least two or three yuan, right? If we have the guys cover it, they'd each have to chip in thirty or forty cents for us. That doesn't seem very fair."
Those from well-off families might not mind a few cents.
But for poorer families, thirty or forty cents is enough to cover a family of four or five's expenses for a day or two.
If we do that, what guy would dare to come out with us next time?
Besides, we all get a monthly allowance. We aren't short a few cents.
"Then it's settled." Cecilia Adler hopped onto the back of Ian Quincy's bicycle.
Ronan Shaw offered to give Yara Kent a ride.
Yara Kent got on his bike, a little embarrassed. "Cecilia, if you're not wearing your hat, could I borrow it?" She was afraid of being seen by acquaintances while riding on a man's bike through the busy part of town and becoming the subject of gossip.
"Of course," Cecilia Adler said, handing her the hat.
