Zhao Cui asked questions about English grammar. Junior high school grammar is relatively simple, and Jiang Yue quickly explained it to Zhao Cui.

Originally, Zhao Cui wanted to ask about other subjects, but when she saw that Jiang Yue hadn't had dinner at home yet, she put away her textbooks and planned to ask next time.

After Zhao Cui left, Jiang Yue picked up a pot of stew and placed it on the table in the kitchen. She also served out three bowls of egg fried rice and took out a small dish of pickled beans from the cupboard.

Jiang Yue didn't say a word during the whole process.

Since the weather turned cold, Jiang Yue has moved his meals to the kitchen, which is much warmer than the main room. The fire in the stove can also provide warmth, and the food does not easily get cold.

While Jiang Yue was busy, Gu Ye's dark eyes were fixed on her figure. Several times, his lips moved as if he wanted to say something, but he couldn't open his mouth.

"Let's eat! If you have anything to say, we can talk after dinner!" Jiang Yue handed the chopsticks to Gu Ye. Usually when Gu Ye came back, he would help her set the table and serve the dishes and rice without her asking.

He does not have the kind of machismo that is common in this era and believes that men should not do housework.

However, today, Gu Ye just sat there motionless as soon as he came in. When Jiang Yue glanced at him, she saw that his cheeks were clenched tightly, and he looked like he had something to say but didn't know where to start.

Hearing Jiang Yue's words, Gu Ye's big hands on his legs shook and his eyelids suddenly raised.

Jiang Yue didn't look at Gu Ye at this time, but lowered her head to pick up food for Ning Ning.

Gu Ye stared at Jiang Yue for a few seconds, picked up the chopsticks on the table, and ate in silence.