The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning (Madelyn) novel Chapter 511

In the evening, Kennedy booked a seafood barbecue restaurant near the school. There were many late-night stalls here. It happened to be the season for beer and crayfish now.

Lem suggested, "How about we sit by the entrance?"

Mya agreed, "Sure, I'm fine with that."

Madelyn nodded, "It's okay for me too."

Madelyn remembered the first time she ate at the street food vendor during last year's holiday. It was Forrest who took her there. After the meal, she had diarrhea that night. In order to avoid spoiling their mood, Madelyn decided to eat as little as possible.

It was just right for the four of them to sit at the table. Kennedy and Lem were clearly regulars here. They went to the food area, and each grabbed an iron tray. All four of them picked various items. Madelyn did not take much since she could not eat a lot.

They also ordered eight pounds of crayfish. When they returned to their seats, Lem brought over a case of beer. "Girls shouldn't drink. So just leave it to Kennedy and me."

Madelyn looked around and noticed the lively vibe with numerous tables in the spacious area. "Do you come here often?"

Lem answered, "Occasionally. We don't come here very often. Kennedy is pretty introverted. He either practices the piano or works part-time. Besides school, we usually can't find him."

Kennedy returned with two cups of bubble tea, one for Mya and one for Madelyn. "I bought them randomly. Give it a try."

Madelyn said, "Thank you. Is this bubble tea? I've never had it before."

Mya asked curiously, "You've never had it? Madelyn, how is that possible? You can find this bubble tea everywhere. Try it, it's delicious! I drink several cups a day. Here, let me open it for you." She inserted a straw into the bubble teacup and handed it to Madelyn.

Madelyn explained, "Actually, I rarely go out. My father never allowed me to eat street food. It's my second time eating it."

Lem exclaimed, "Wow! Your life sounds incredibly dull. Don't worry. We'll have plenty of opportunities in the future. It depends on whether your fiance allows you to go out. Am I right, Ken?"