Although it’s all vegetarian, it tastes better than at, with each dish cooked just right, preserving the nutrients of the vegetables perfectly.
An Mingji feels that eating the dishes made by A Jin is sothing he could never get tired of for a lifeti.
"Wishful thinking!"
Gu Jin glared at him.
It turns out, An Mingji accidentally voiced his inner thoughts.
"After you get married, are you still going to have cook for you?"
Upon hearing this topic, the smile on An Mingji’s face disappeared.
He took a bite of rice, mumbling: "I’m not getting married."
"What did you say?" Gu Jin raised an eyebrow and asked.
An Mingji looked her straight in the eyes: "I said I’m not getting married."
Gu Jin chuckled twice, pulled out her phone, turned on the recording feature, and held it up in front of him: "Say that again if you dare."
"I said I’m not getting married!"
With great backbone, An Mingji shouted into the phone.
Gu Jin put her phone away, saved the recording, and teased: "When the day cos that you do get married, I’ll play this recording back for you to see if you’ll eat your words."
Eating his words was not sothing that was going to happen.
An Mingji wasn’t worried about this at all.
He suddenly asked Gu Jin: "A Jin, will you get married?"
"... " Gu Jin blinked at him, her expression a bit puzzled.
This question, hmm, really is difficult to answer.
Her failed marriage in her past life made her keep a safe distance from the concept of marriage.
The chances of getting married should be 0.000001%?
She curled her lip: "Why ask this? You just said you wouldn’t get married, and now you’re eager to?"
An Mingji lowered his head and continued eating, his voice calm: "No, it’s just that I feel no man is worthy of you." Except .
"Exactly."
Gu Jin laughed, as she liked hearing this.
At the mont, she lacked nothing and had no particular thoughts about n.
Getting married? Moot point.
She had money and looks, and could take care of herself doing anything, so marrying a man was really unnecessary.
"Not getting married, what’s the point of getting married."
She decided not to get married; marrying would just be another mouth to feed.
It would also an bearing the burden of a family, or arguing over trivial issues, while she enjoyed her current life very much.
Upon hearing this, An Mingji imdiately pulled out his phone and turned on the recording feature as well.
He held the phone up to Gu Jin: "Do you dare to repeat what you just said?"
"Of course, why wouldn’t I?"
Facing the phone An Mingji raised, Gu Jin articulated each word: "I’m not getting married; n are useless and redundant."
As soon as she finished, An Mingji quickly pulled back his hand and saved the recording.
The smile on his face was like a cat that had gotten the cream.
"Howl howl howl—"
Duoduo, attracted by the aroma of food, gracefully walked into the kitchen, whining pitifully.
Where was its al? Why was there no food for it today?
Thanks to its arrival, Gu Jin realized she hadn’t prepared any at for Duoduo.
She patted the creature’s head: "Be good, I’ll go to the market and buy fresh at for you in a while."
"Awwooo!"
Duoduo whined and lay patiently at the feet of An Mingji and Gu Jin, waiting.
Gu Jin laughed: "Duoduo is nearly becoming a spirit, do you think it really understands what we’re saying, or is it just pretending to understand?"
"It understands!" An Mingji said with certainty.
"Hmm?"
An Mingji took a sip of soup and glanced disdainfully at Duoduo: "Last ti I said it was fat, it whipped with its tail, and in the following days, its food intake noticeably decreased. This guy definitely understands what we’re saying."
"Did that really happen?" Gu Jin found it unbelievable.
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