Tiramisu also has a name called "Take Me Away Immediately", which is said to be made by a dessert chef for his soon-departing lover. Although it's an Italian dessert, it's often available in Western restaurants. Lu Weixi picks up the dessert knife, her hand trembling slightly, she slowly cuts through—Hmm, the mascarpone cheese is smooth and soft, the ladyfinger biscuits are crispy, and the cocoa powder and coffee are richly fragrant, the texture is quite nice.
The only strange thing is, where's the ring?
Lu Weixi furrows her brows, not having time to savor the food, but instead makes another horizontal cut through the cake. The blade moves smoothly through the soft dessert.
No ring?
Lu Weixi, holding the knife, is on the verge of completely dissecting the tiramisu into pieces; all the cheese, biscuits, cream, and cocoa mix into a sticky solid-liquid mess, but still, no sign of any ring.
Isn't it? He asked her to come over, wasn't it to propose?
