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Wesker never adds anything to his coffee, whether it's milk or sugar. He feels like he can't feel the bitterness of coffee and just leaves after each brew. This is not only bad for the body, but also for the taste. He had noticed this a long time ago, so Chris decided to help him change his taste and make him realize how bad the food he usually drinks tastes.
At noon, while everyone was resting at their workstations, he quietly walked to the door of the person's office, pushed it open, and it made a creaking sound. Wesker turned his back to him and called.
"Director, um, yes, okay, I will handle it." He hung up the phone and said naturally, "Chris, please pour me a cup of coffee and bring it back. Thank you. Also, remember to close the door."
This operation was unexpectedly smooth. He successfully obtained the person's cup, brewed a cup of coffee in the tea room, and added a lethal amount of white sugar there. The white particles spun in the green coffee cup and finally dissipated into the mellow coffee. "After drinking this cup, he would definitely realize that coffee with something added is much more wonderful than that bitter thing!" Chris thought to himself and couldn't help but laugh out loud.
After returning to the office and handing over the things to the person, I watched him drink and still took a dry sip! Chris quickly asked him, "Wes... no, Capitan, how does it taste?" Wesker"Wes... no, Capitan, how does it taste?" Wesker frowned and glanced at him, as if he had just said something unreasonable. "It's still the same as before, not much different. If you want to be praised for making coffee, then you're too childish." Chris quickly explained, "No, Capitan, what I mean is, you really didn't taste it. What's the problem? I put a lot of sugar in it."
Wesker seemed to have heard some big joke, his mouth curved, and he continued to pick up the report on the table. After the report, he said to him, "I can't taste it." It turned out that the person had no taste.