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Title: Fire prevention, anti-aunt?

 I generally do less to eat buffet. In recent years, the self-help in many places in China has been quickly broken. The most important point is that in order to save costs, the use of a large number of seemingly abundance of low-cost ingredients, people lose out.　　

Near my office downstairs, I opened a vegetarian buffet restaurant last month. After I had eaten a few times, I felt pretty good. The main reason is that there are two ingredients, potato silk and watermelon. The two are my favorite, from small to large, do not get tired of eating:). At noon today, I plan to set up a card. I can offer more cards for the first time, and secondly, I can use my mobile phone to go out. It is very convenient.　　

When my cell phone pays for the card and I'm ready to take the card, the niece is still operating on the computer. It doesn't seem to be done after the meeting. It may be due to a computer, or the niece is not familiar with the operation. At this time, she I am sorry to tell me, let me eat cutlery (plates and chopsticks) to eat, and they will be presented to me after waiting.　　

At this time, I started to eat something for myself. After a while, when I was still here, the niece came and told me that the card was good for me, because I was holding something in my hands and I gestured She helped me first on the table not too far away from me. 

 However, a subtle thing happened at that time. At that time, my table was next to the table next door. I sat there with a middle-aged aunt. I was about fifty years old and turned away from me. I obviously saw her facing next door. Looking at the table, I began to think that she might be curious to see what, but then she saw her reach out and pick up my card. . .　　

Although I was ordering food, I was still very clear about the dishes. I was a bit shocked at this time, but I was still not sure what the other party would be. I was still thinking that maybe the other person was really boring or curious. I just want to see it. . . But then I discovered that my idea was wrong.　　

Just when the aunt was going to put my card in his pocket, I finally couldn't stand still at this time and walked quickly.　　

"I'm sorry, this (Zhang Ka) is mine." In the interlocutor, I still said softly.　　

Obviously, the other party stunned for a moment. The hand that was preparing to put the card in his pocket seemed to have froze all of a sudden, but soon it fell down in the low air and then it naturally rose again and handed it to me.　　

I took the card and did not say anything. I was ready to walk away. At this time the other person picked up the bill on the table and motioned to me.

I took it in my pocket and put it in my pocket. I sat down in my chair. 

This article written by my friend: rivalhw 

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