Mr. Gu, who was sitting to the side, couldn't listen any longer: "Daughter-in-law, you don't need to worry about them. If the two kids can't eat, don't force them."
"How can that be? When they come home, they ask if there's food left; they're definitely hungry." Chen Hong replied with a smile.
Gu Decang lifted his eyes, glanced at Gu Jin and An Mingji, and suddenly said to his wife, "You go back to the room first."
Realizing there were things she wasn't supposed to hear, Chen Hong pursed her lips but still got up and returned to the room.
After their aunt returned to her room, Gu Jin put down her heavy chopsticks.
She glanced at An Mingji, who was sitting beside her with his head down, his expression unclear.
He was holding chopsticks but hadn't eaten a single bite of food.
However, when the aunt urged them, he had scooped a few bites of rice.
A grain of rice stuck to the corner of the young man's mouth, and Gu Jin gently wiped it off with her hand.
