Perhaps it was because of Serenity's past experiences that she was reluctant to rely too easily on what others gave her. Because once that reliance was gone, it would feel like another catastrophic event for her.

Jackson stared at Serenity intently, and he lowered his gaze slightly after a moment. "If you still want to continue working here, that's fine. Let me know if you want to change jobs."

"Okay," Serenity nodded, not rejecting Jackson's goodwill this time.

"Oh, have you had dinner while waiting outside for so long?" Serenity asked when she suddenly thought of it.

"Not yet," Jackson said.

"Why didn't you come into the restaurant to eat?!" Serenity exclaimed.

Although it was a small restaurant, there was still a variety of food to choose from. As for whether he could eat such food, Serenity didn't think much about it. After all, when Jackson lived with her in the rented house, he would eat with her even if the meals were simple. He didn't seem to have any issues with it.

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