Jiang Suichu washed up and went downstairs. Lu Zhinian and Pei Shuo were fully dressed and sitting on both sides of the dining table eating breakfast.
Pei Shuo didn't go home last night and stayed at Lu's house.
Aunt Wu saw her and greeted her with a smile, "It's time to get up. Come over and have breakfast."
After speaking, Aunt Wu turned and entered the kitchen.
Jiang Suchu smiled sheepishly and walked over. Lu Zhinian looked back at her, pulled out the chair next to her and said, "Sit here."
Pei Shuo, who was opposite Lu Zhinian, was immersed in his porridge. Hearing this, he raised his eyelids and looked at Lu Zhinian, who snorted in his heart. Just as he was about to sit next to him, he knew it when he was mercilessly driven to the opposite side.
When Jiang Suchu sat down, he saw Pei Shuo's unhappy expression across from him and asked him, "Lele, what's wrong with you?"
Pei Shuo pretended to sigh helplessly and said, "It's nothing. It's just that a certain peacock who was so coquettish opened her tail that it hurt my eyes."
Jiang Suchu was confused by what he said, and looked at Lu Zhinian in shock, "Do you still have a peacock at home?"
Lu Zhinian's house is very big, and she has not visited many places yet.
………
Lu Zhinian paused while peeling the eggs and said, "No."
Pei Shuo also didn't expect Princess Suisui's mind to be so strange, so she burst into laughter.
He raised his eyelids coldly, glanced at Pei Shuo across from him in warning, and then placed a small plate in front of her with two peeled eggs in it.
"Ignore him, he got swimming water into his head this morning."
She glanced at the plate in front of him, which was piled with egg shells.
Seeing that she didn't move, Lu Zhinian raised his eyebrows and said, "You must eat eggs."
She didn't like eating eggs when she was a child, so he and Pei Shuo ate countless eggs for her. But now that her health is too bad, she cannot be allowed to be so picky about food.
Pei Shuo stopped laughing, stood up, filled a bowl of hot porridge and pushed it in front of her, saying, "Sui Sui, break the eggs into the porridge and eat them together. It's more delicious this way."
It just so happened that Aunt Wu was making salty porridge today, so if you poke the eggs into it, the texture would not be strange.
"Oh~" Jiang Suichu actually wanted to say that she no longer hated eating eggs, but she still followed Pei Shuo's instructions, poking the eggs into pieces and mixing them into the porridge.
She drank a spoonful of porridge mixed with eggs and asked, "Isn't Aunt Yuan here?"
Lu Zhinian took out some napkins and put them in her hand, "She flew to Haicheng this morning and won't be back until two days later."
Pei Shuo bit the fresh meat bun in his mouth and said vaguely: "Aunt Yuan and Uncle Lu are simply flying trapeze artists, flying around every day."
Jiang Suichu, who has been staying at Lu Zhinian's house for the past two weeks, has also noticed that Aunt Shuyuan is busy almost every day, and Uncle Lu is even more so. He has been on a business trip in Haicheng for almost two weeks and has not returned yet.
But she had a video chat with Uncle Lu, which was on Lu Zhinian’s cell phone. Uncle Pei also visited the Lu family several times and bought her a bunch of snacks every time. Jiang Suichu found it funny every time he hugged the pile of snacks. Why did Uncle Pei treat her like a child like Pei Shuo.
Aunt Wu brought out a bowl of red date and lotus seed soup from the kitchen and placed it in front of Jiang Suichu. She said, "My wife specially asked me to make this before I went out in the morning. It's for replenishing qi and blood. You should eat more every year."
The little girl is too thin, her face is thin and small, and she looks pale.
"Well, thank you Aunt Wu." Jiang Suichu smiled lightly, feeling warm in his heart.
Lu Zhinian took away the half-eaten salty porridge she had eaten, and tested the temperature of the porridge on the edge of the bowl with his fingers. It was not very hot.
He said: "Eat quickly, pack up after eating and we will go out."
It's almost nine o'clock.
