Granny Zhao cooked all the dishes that Sisi and the children loved. Du Du and Mao Dou, having just had a fight, had a particularly good appetite and quickly finished a bowl of rice before running back to the kitchen to get more.
The two old folks watched with great satisfaction, continuously adding food to the children's plates, repeatedly urging them to eat more.
The two elderly didn't eat much, after all, they were over eighty years old. Even though they were in better health than their peers thanks to the Qiong Wine, they were ultimately still old, most noticeably in their reduced appetite compared to before, especially for meat.
Sisi always had a kind of unease about the future. She was very afraid of parting, afraid that in the future she wouldn't be able to eat Granny Zhao's cooking anymore, or hear the Old Man affectionately call her 'Ah Nan' again.
