Dear Customer, Could You Crave Lamb Soup Without Clinging to Me?

In scientific research, there's a phenomenon called the “Proust effect.” Supposedly, smelling a familiar scent can trigger memories associated with it.

Mu Xiang has spent years independently developing prepackaged meals, and the only thing she's ever failed at is mutton soup.

As it turns out, that failure brings her a collaboration with a chef from London.

When she arrives at the hotel for their meeting, she discovers that the person she's meeting is her crush. Lin Teng fixes his deep, phoenix-shaped eyes on her as she tries to escape, then makes small talk with everyone but her. “Have we met somewhere before?”

“I don't think so... but there's no harm in getting acquainted now,” someone replies excitedly.

“Getting to know you all over again would take too long for me.”

Lin Teng would never have said something like that before he lost his memory...

But this “other him” seems even more delicious. Or maybe she's just so hungry that her blood sugar is dropping...

When she wakes up, there really are bite marks on his neck. “Are you trying to play hard to get?”

* Avoidant attachment x separation anxiety, with maximum push and pull.

* A totally unflappable person is paired with a flavor succubus who's great at “cooking.”

* Fictional story, both leads are sexually inexperienced. Updates every other day~

Theme: The taste of home can make the years feel less long.