"Dinner's ready," the door was pushed open again, and Gu Ning walked in, with Tang Yuxin behind him.
He placed the food he was carrying on the table; none of it was purchased from the cafeteria but had been prepared by the family's housekeeper. The meals from home were reliable and cleaner as well.
Of course, they were used to eating home-cooked meals. Regardless of the dish, it always tasted better than anything bought from outside.
The housekeeper had prepared quite a lot, enough to fill them all to bursting.
Gu Ning first took a bowl and filled it to the brim with rice, choosing the best dishes for the topping. Apart from the stir-fried prawns that the patient couldn't eat, the vegetables were piled high to the rim of the bowl.
Before this bowl was even ready, no one had started eating—neither Ren Li nor Tang Xincheng did.
