"As long as you're making sure that your happiness comes first, A-Yao," she states softly. As long as he was the happiest he could be, then it was worth it. That wasn't to say he couldn't focus on the happiness of others, but he needed to make sure his happiness came first.

The mention of the spices, however, gets a bit of a laugh out of her," We might have to just make extras then. That way when we cook, we can have as much spice as we please, and whoever is dining with us doesn't have to worry about losing their tongue or lips."

"As well as to be expected. A-Xuan helps quite a bit in this strange place, and now I've got you. I'm sure it won't be long before I settle in a bit more fully." As for the place, itself, "It's vastly different, but I'll get by just fine."

She was born a Jiang, after all. Their motto would always be Attempt the Impossible. Something that she'd manage to do at all costs.