In an instant, the warehouse was almost half filled with a hundred tons of grain.
After finishing all this, Gu Jin had expended quite a bit of spiritual power.
Glancing at the grain in the warehouse, she remained calm and indifferent, not lingering any longer before turning to leave.
On the way back, as she passed by a small restaurant, Gu Jin packed so food to take ho, most of it catering to An Mingji’s taste.
Upon arriving ho, she found the living room had beco much tidier.
The little one she was feeding was sitting on the sofa, flipping through a book under the light.
As the door opened, the other person lifted an excessively attractive face, with peach blossom eyes that exuded a kind of hazy youthful charm under the lighting, making one’s heart flutter.
Such a stunning appearance at such a young age, Gu Jin couldn’t imagine what kind of marvel he would be upon reaching adulthood.
Even as Gu Jin stood at the door, looking at the little one on the sofa, she was already captivated by his pure, serene temperant, his overly attractive features, and his soulful, srizing peach blossom eyes.
"Sister Jin—"
Even the sound of him calling her gave a tingle to the ears.
Gu Jin looked helplessly at the little one standing up, walking towards her.
His voice was so appealing that even soone not particularly fond of sounds like her found it hard to resist, with its clear brightness tinged with enchanting allure. She could only wonder how much trouble he would attract as he grew up.
Gu Jin felt a bit troubled, but more than that, she felt a sense of pride.
The boy in front of her was wearing clothes she personally picked out, and this healthy, well-balanced physique was nurtured by her own hands.
He would be raised entirely by her, and the better he turned out, the happier she would be.
"Studying again?"
Gu Jin closed the door and handed the food she was holding to the little one who had approached.
"Yeah, I’ll be going to school soon, so I thought I’d read a bit more."
An Mingji placed the food on the table, one by one.
The two of them sat in front of the sofa, ready to have a belated dinner.
Gu Jin realized she hadn’t discussed her plans with the little one, so she handed him a pair of chopsticks.
Her voice was gentle as she said, "Xiao An, after you start school, my advice is for you not to live on campus. The environnt isn’t great, especially the living conditions and the nutritional value of the cafeteria als are lacking.
This place is very close to the school, about ten minutes by bike. If you have any thoughts, you can let know. If you prefer living on campus, that’s also okay, but just co ho every weekend so I can make you sothing good to eat and boost your health."
An Mingji lifted his calm eyes and gently shook his head at Gu Jin: "I don’t like living on campus."
He was already feeling uneasy after being separated from Sister Jin at night; the thought of living on campus was out of the question.
"Alright." Gu Jin squinted her eyes and smiled, "Let’s eat, and after dinner, sleep early. Tomorrow, we’re going back to Qingshan Village."
"Mm." The two of them ate quietly.
After dinner, they each returned to their rooms to sleep.
Gu Jin lay on a new bed in an unfamiliar environnt and felt her previous drowsiness gradually fade away.
It was strange; she had been feeling so sleepy before, yet now lying in bed, she didn’t feel the least bit tired.
She sat up, casting her gaze lazily out the window.
Though the outside wasn’t as vibrant as the dazzling lights of the future, the glow still enveloped the city, with cars on the roads, the lights of distant buildings, and the few pedestrians on the street.
As she gazed at the scene outside, Gu Jin felt a hollow emptiness inside her heart.
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