Chapter 90

"Anyway, it's best if you don't think of me as your daughter," Bailey said. Ten minutes later, Stephen and Bailey arrived at the Westshore University's cafeteria. Since the school year hadn't officially started yet, there weren't many people in the cafeteria. There were plenty of seats available. They chose a window seat, and Stephen went to get food with the meal card he obtained that afternoon. Before long, he returned with two trays of food. In 2009, the cost of living was indeed quite low. A burger-and-fries set meal cost only five dollars. This was partly due to policies. Westshore University was an Ivy League school and received substantial state subsidies for its cafeteria every year. Unlike private universities, where cafeterias were usually outsourced and exploitative. Stephen had been busy all day and was starving. He sat down and began eating eagerly. As someone from an ordinary family, he got used to the food quickly and was enjoying the cafeteria food. Bail