Qin Yao took a big bite, and the aroma of meat mixed with soft white flour burst out on the tip of her tongue. She was surrounded by happiness, so beautiful that it made her want to cry.

After eating three in a row, Qin Yao suddenly remembered something.

He picked up the remaining one and turned around to hand it to Shunzi, who was standing at the door drooling over his millet porridge.

"Sister-in-law, is this for me?" Shunzi asked in surprise.

Qin Yao nodded, and Shunzi happily took it, smiling silly, and said, "Sister-in-law, when I followed Third Brother, I didn't even have white flour buns to eat, but after only two days of following you, I can already eat meat buns."

The implication is that Qin Yao is more powerful than Liu Ji.

Qin Yao raised her eyebrows, "Eat quickly, then go to work. Work hard today, and you'll have meat buns tomorrow."

The cook's mouth twitched. These meat buns were not always available. She was afraid that she had misunderstood something.

But the butler looked at him and said: Let this misunderstanding continue!

The cook nodded to show that she understood, and seeing that Qin Yao didn't eat the remaining dish, she asked her if she wanted to take it away.

Qin Yao was thinking the same thing, so she asked the cook to help her put it away. She would take it back home for her family to try after work in the afternoon.

The cook glanced at the housekeeper's twitching face, said "oh", and agreed to help her put it away first.

In the evening, Qin Yao brought the meat buns home, which ruined the surprise of Dalang and his four siblings.

"Such a big meat bun!" Sanlang gestured with his little hands, and it was as big as his two fists.

Si Niang tiptoed to look at the stove and swallowed her saliva, "It smells so good~"

Erlang paced back and forth anxiously, "Dad, are you feeling better from the heat?"

Dalang restrained himself and withdrew his gaze from the pot, and walked to Qin Yao who was washing her face.

"Auntie, Dad has plowed the vegetable garden today and cleared one-third of the wasteland behind the house to plant more vegetables."

So can you give him a portion of the buns? Dalang looked at her expectantly.

Qin Yao rubbed the boy's head and instructed the kitchen: "Divide the four meat buns into six parts, one for each person."

Liu Ji was ecstatic, "Don't worry, my lady, I'll make sure everything is neatly divided!"

Dalang raised his hand to tidy up his messy hair and ran into the kitchen with red ears.

I turned around and saw Qin Yao walking in. Her big eyes were like stars in the night sky, twinkling.