Lord of the Time: I Can Reincarnate Infinitely

Chapter 270 270: Cafeteria Drama



The cafeteria buzzed with the usual lively chatter as students gathered for lunch. Mei and Caleb found themselves a quiet corner, away from the hustle and bustle, to enjoy their meal and catch up on the day's events.

"So, Adam, that was quite the scene in class," Mei said with a playful smile, stirring her soup.

Caleb leaned back, nonchalant as ever. "Yeah, well, it's not every day someone tries to take a swing at you."

The nearby students whispered among themselves, their curious glances intermittently directed toward the duo. The incident with Zhou had become the talk of the school, and naturally, speculations ran wild.

"Did you see the way Zhou stormed out? Classic drama," one student remarked to another, their voices barely above a whisper.

"Yeah, and did you notice how Mei was all concerned about Adam? Something's fishy there."

The gossip flowed freely, weaving its way through the cafeteria. Mei and Caleb, however, paid little attention to the rumors circulating around them.

Caleb took a sip of his coffee, glancing around. "Looks like we've unintentionally become the center of attention."

Mei chuckled. "Well, with Zhou's theatrics, it was hard to avoid. But, you know, I find it amusing how people jump to conclusions."

Their conversation shifted to lighter topics – upcoming school events, the latest trends, and the mysterious bloodstain that had appeared outside Caleb's room earlier. Mei tried to pry into the details, but Caleb, in his usual nonchalant manner, brushed it off.

"It's probably just some random occurrence. No need to dwell on it," he remarked.

Mei raised an eyebrow, her curiosity piqued. "You're taking this pretty lightly. Don't you find it strange?"

Caleb smirked. "Life's full of strange things. No point stressing over every little mystery. Besides, I've got more important things to focus on."

As Caleb and Mei continued their lunch, they couldn't help but appreciate the array of delectable dishes spread across the cafeteria table. The culinary delights ranged from savory to sweet, catering to the diverse tastes of the students.

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Caleb eyed a plate of sushi rolls, each piece meticulously crafted and garnished. "Not bad. The school cafeteria has upgraded its sushi game."

Mei nodded in agreement, savoring a bite of her ramen. "They've really stepped up their menu. Remember the days when it was just plain sandwiches and fries?"

"Ah, the good old days of questionable cafeteria cuisine," Caleb mused, a nostalgic glint in his eye.

Their conversation shifted to the various delicacies they sampled. Caleb tried a bit of everything, offering brief but appreciative comments on the flavors and textures. Mei, too, shared her thoughts on the dishes, creating a playful banter that echoed through the lunch hour.

As they immersed themselves in the culinary adventure, the cafeteria staff worked diligently to ensure the students' satisfaction. From chefs showcasing their culinary prowess to servers maintaining a friendly and efficient atmosphere, the cafeteria experience was elevated to new heights.

Caleb beckoned a passing server. "Hey, these dumplings are fantastic. Compliments to the chef."

The server beamed with pride, expressing gratitude for the acknowledgment. Mei chimed in, praising the variety of desserts that tempted her sweet tooth.

The lively ambiance of the cafeteria filled with laughter and animated conversations, creating a communal dining experience for the students. The culinary delights became a topic of discussion, and students exchanged recommendations, creating an unofficial guide to the cafeteria's best offerings.

Zhou entered the cafeteria with an air of arrogance, his eyes scanning the room until they locked onto Caleb, who was casually enjoying his lunch with Mei. The atmosphere in the cafeteria shifted subtly, tension threading through the air like an unseen current.

As Zhou made his way to an isolated corner, his every step seemed to echo with silent challenges. The students exchanged glances, aware that a brewing storm might unleash at any moment. The cafeteria staff, attuned to the student body dynamics, observed the unfolding drama with cautious eyes.

Caleb, unfazed by Zhou's theatrics, continued his meal with a nonchalant demeanor. Mei, sensing the tension, glanced at Zhou before turning her attention back to Caleb. "Trouble in paradise?" she quipped, trying to lighten the mood.

Caleb chuckled. "More like a tiny pebble trying to make waves in a pond."

Zhou took his seat, deliberately positioning himself far away from Caleb. However, his occasional glares spoke louder than words. Every now and then, Zhou's eyes bore into Caleb's back, a silent challenge that went unanswered.

The other students, aware of the history between the two, discreetly observed the unfolding drama. Whispers and hushed comments circulated among them, turning the cafeteria into a battlefield of gossip.

One brave soul approached Zhou, trying to gauge his mood. "Everything alright, Zhou?"n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om

Zhou snorted dismissively. "Just dealing with some nuisances."

Meanwhile, the cafeteria staff maintained their professionalism, ensuring that the customer service experience remained top-notch despite the underlying tension. Servers skillfully navigated the room, attending to students' needs with a friendly demeanor.

A particularly enthusiastic chef approached Zhou with a plate of the day's special. "Give it a try. It's a new recipe I've been working on."

Zhou eyed the dish with suspicion but eventually took a bite. To his surprise, the flavors seemed to momentarily distract him from his brewing discontent. The chef beamed, satisfied with the small victory.

Caleb continued his lunch, occasionally glancing at Zhou's brooding figure. He couldn't help but find amusement in the situation, knowing that the feud was more theatrical than substantial. Mei, catching on to Caleb's amusement, shared a knowing smile.

The students in the cafeteria continued to buzz with excitement, their attention divided between their meals and the unfolding drama between Zhou and Caleb. The air was thick with anticipation as whispers of the ongoing feud spread like wildfire.

As Zhou enjoyed his meal, a group of students nearby couldn't help but praise him, their words dripping with flattery. "Zhou, you handled that situation in the classroom so well! That Adam guy deserved to be put in his place."

Zhou, basking in the attention, nodded confidently. "Of course. I won't let anyone disrespect me."

The students continued to shower Zhou with compliments, unaware that a passing student carrying a tray of steaming hot noodles was about to unintentionally become a part of the drama.

In a twist of fate, the student stumbled, spilling the hot noodles directly onto the back of Zhou's shirt. Gasps echoed through the cafeteria as everyone anticipated Zhou's reaction. However, to their surprise, Zhou remained surprisingly calm.


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