Ji Ai'er woke up and saw that she was in Jien's room, but he wasn't there. She forced herself to sit up and knocked on her head to make her dizzy head a little clearer. She couldn't quite remember what happened last night.
After she washed and dressed in the clothes Jien had prepared for her in the dressing room, she went downstairs.
"You're awake. Are you feeling better?" Sister Li, who was cleaning in the living room, saw Ji Ai'er coming downstairs and walked over, asking kindly with a loving expression.
"What happened to me?" Ji Ai'er asked puzzledly. In the Ji family, Ji Ai'er felt that Sister Li and her family were the kindest to her.
"You fainted last night and worried the young master a lot! After the doctor came and saw you, he also gave you an IV drip. Do you feel better now?" Sister Li said.
"I'm fine. Thank you, Sister Li." Ji Ai'er said. How could Jien be worried? Was Sister Li joking? He made her so angry that she fainted. How could he be worried? Ji Ai'er remembered why she fainted last night.
"The young master instructed that you should deliver lunch to him at noon!" Sister Li said to Ji Ai'er, "You're not feeling well. Later, let the chef help you make it. You can just deliver it directly."
"No need, Sister Li! I can do it myself." How could Jien be nice to her? Even though she wasn't feeling well, he still wanted her to deliver lunch. And Jien must have asked her to cook it herself. If she didn't do it, she would be in trouble again.
"Then have some breakfast first. This is the porridge that the young master specially instructed to cook this morning." Sister Li went into the kitchen, brought a bowl of wolfberry and chicken porridge to the dining table, and then pulled Ji Ai'er to sit at the table.
"I don't have much appetite?" Ji Ai'er looked at the porridge on the table and didn't have any appetite.
"Eat at least a little! So you'll have the strength." Sister Li scooped a small bowl for her and placed it in front of her, urging her.
"Sister Li, your son has graduated, right?" Ji Ai'er remembered that Sister Li had a son named Li Ge. At that time, he was in college. By now, he probably has graduated.
"He is now driving for the young master." Sister Li said.
"Oh, so the person I saw that day was your son! No wonder I felt a little familiar." Ji Ai'er remembered the person who was driving when she was kidnapped that day.
"Have you met him?"
"Just saw him once on the day I came." Ji Ai'er felt a little embarrassed.
"Oh! He probably doesn't recognize you very well. When he graduated, you had already left the Ji family." Sister Li probably felt that she had said something she shouldn't have, so she hurriedly changed the topic, "Hurry up and eat. It won't be good if it gets cold."
"Um!" Ji Ai'er nodded and said nothing more. She began to think about what lunch to bring to Jien at noon.