Liu Ting placed a spare pot on the stove made of clay to prepare a random stew of rabbit meat, before dicing half a rabbit to roast.
However, since only six-year-olds and above were allowed to eat this, the younger ones could only drool as they watched. This was because Mu Yangling had said that children had delicate stomachs, which was further exacerbated by the fact that they often went hungry, so they were forbidden from eating roasted food.
Even Little Bowen could only drool as he hugged the little rabbit.
Meanwhile, Mu Yangling was standing in the river with a sharpened wooden stick and aiming at the fish in the water. By the time the rabbit meat was almost cooked, her swift reflexes had allowed her to catch a large grass carp.
Mu Yangling laughed and threw it onto the shore. Waving at Liu Ting, she said, "Make fish stew using this."
"You should take it back and let Auntie eat it."
