Chu Heng stretched out his hand to grab hers, kissing the back of her hand, "Ah Yu, you're really good."
Ye Muyu, made somewhat shy by his words, couldn't help but smile as she gazed into his eyes that sparkled like a swath of stars, "I just used some dumplings, and you're this happy?"
"Of course, Mother and the children mentioned you haven't been able to eat anything and have been relying on medicine, but now I have succeeded," Chu Heng murmured. For some reason, even though it was such a small thing, he felt an immense sense of accomplishment in his heart, as if he had completed a significant feat.
"Thank you, Ah Heng." Ye Muyu looked at his lean face and hurriedly ordered Su Mei and the rest to serve the meal, urging Chu Heng to have a good breakfast.
"No rush, I'll go to the front hall to join Father, Mother, and the children for breakfast." Chu Heng squeezed her palm, "I know the smell of meat and fish bothers you, so is it okay to wait for me in the backyard?"
