Chapter 42: A Foolish Bird Doesn’t Play in Water?

Weiwei tied on an apron and stood in front of the stove, cooking seriously.

Jun Yisha sat in the living room, watching the busy figure, her face full of satisfaction.

The girl was polite and caring. Although her cooking wasn’t top-notch, it was already quite admirable.

“Keliya, you’re really lucky.”

“Is that so?”

Keliya leaned on the sofa, her tone a bit dismissive.

In her opinion, Weiwei was being so well-behaved now mostly because there was an elder present.

But she had to admit that the busy figure in the kitchen did add a bit of warmth to the room.

Soon, the food was brought to the table.

Steaming mushroom soup, stir-fried shredded pork, and fragrant rice were neatly arranged.

“Wow, it looks really good.”

Jun Yisha took a bite and nodded with satisfaction.

“It tastes great.”

Weiwei lowered her head a bit shyly.

“It’s just ordinary home cooking.”

“Home cooking is the rarest.”

Jun Yisha said with a smile.

During the meal, she kept putting food on both their plates.

“Eat more, eat more.”

Keliya originally wanted to refuse, but under Jun Yisha’s gaze, she obediently picked up some food for Weiwei.

Weiwei was startled.

“Thank you.”

“Eat quickly.”

“Oh.”

Jun Yisha looked at their awkwardness and couldn’t help laughing.

After the meal, Weiwei took the initiative to clear the table, then cleaned the living room and rooms.

Jun Yisha grew more and more satisfied.

“So diligent.”

“Just doing it while I’m at it.”

After everything was done, the three each found a book and read quietly in the living room.

The room was filled only with the sound of turning pages and the ticking of the clock.

Until around 8 PM, Weiwei stretched.

“I’ll go take a shower first.”

“Go ahead.”

Jun Yisha nodded.

After Weiwei left, she looked at Keliya.

“Is this how you usually get along?”

“More or less.”

“That’s good.”

Jun Yisha smiled and closed her book.

“Being able to care for and accompany each other is more important than anything.”

Keliya was silent for a moment, then nodded gently.

The light in the living room was warm and soft.

An ordinary night, but it felt especially reassuring.