Zoe hadn't expected her to bring this up, so she nodded and replied, "Okay, I'll go ask them for their opinions and we can discuss it together."

Cheng Zhi didn't mind that they didn't agree immediately, as long as they wouldn't eat it anyway.

She returned to Xiao Feiran's side, and Xiao Feiran said quietly, "I wish them well."

They didn't get enough rest last night, so they went back to catch up on sleep and slept until noon before waking up.

After getting up, Cheng Zhi immediately stuffed two pieces of bread into her mouth.

Xiao Feiran was getting dressed, and she was quite puzzled. "We're about to go eat, why are you still eating bread?"

Cheng Zhi shook her head uncomfortably, "These past two days it's been either green bean fried rice or peanut stew with meat, I really can't take it anymore."

There's nothing that can be done about it; the food was prepared by them, and it's not something Xiao Feiran can decide.

Seeing Cheng Zhi in so much pain, she went over and touched Cheng Zhi's shoulder. "You have to eat something even if you don't want to. If there are any peanuts left today, give them to me. I'll cook you some tomato and egg noodles tonight to change things up, okay?"

Cheng Zhi was about to cry, "It has to be you. You moved me so deeply, even though I'm as strong as steel and concrete."

Xiao Feiran: "..." What a bizarre metaphor.

The two women went out and were almost at the restaurant when they smelled a very fishy odor.

Cheng Zhi almost choked, and she quickly covered her nose.

Xiao Feiran also covered her mouth and nose in disbelief, "Damn, it smells so bad, I don't even dare to go in."

Since she was already there, Cheng Zhi still wanted to go in and see what was going on, even though she felt like vomiting.

Once inside, Cheng Zhi stole glances at each table as she passed by.

It's the same familiar curry potatoes, but there's no sign of fish. So where did that flavor come from?

Cheng Zhi and the others saw Zheng Wan and her sisters at the very back, so they went over and sat down with them.

Cheng Zhi was still covering her nose. "What's going on? I didn't see any fish. Why does it smell so fishy?"

Zheng Wan had been here for a while, and her nose had gone numb. She put down her spoon and said, "This restaurant doesn't have fish, but they do across the street. The captain said he doesn't recommend eating there, but some people just won't listen to advice."

Xiao Feiran's eyes widened. "They cooked for themselves?"

Zheng Wan nodded. "The crew members wouldn't cook for them, so they applied to use the kitchen over there to cook for themselves."

The older woman's brows were furrowed in disbelief. "I really don't understand, how could they dare to eat something that stinks like this?"