As soon as Lin Yin's feet touched the ground, her body swayed a little. Fortunately, Xiao Huai supported her with his arms and she did not fall.

"Her condition seems to be very serious. Should I send her to the hospital?" Zhang Moyan walked forward and saw, under the help of the street lights in the community, that Lin Yin's face was pale and she was in very bad condition.

This was the second time Lin Yin had seen Zhang Moyan since Zhen Yunxuan. Perhaps because of the misunderstanding last time, she was a little embarrassed when she first saw Zhang Moyan. She lowered her head slightly and took a long time to raise it.

"It's okay," Lin Yin gently pushed Xiao Huai away, turned around and closed the car door, "My stomach isn't very good, it's an old problem. I ate a banana this afternoon and it was a bit overwhelming. I vomited just now, but I'm feeling much better now."

Zhang Moyan came up to support her and asked with concern, "You look very bad. Should we go to the hospital and see a doctor?"

Lin Yin covered her stomach, smiled and shook her head: "This is an old problem of mine. I have medicine at home, and the hospital also prescribed these. Don't worry about me, go back! I just need to rest and I'll be fine."

"Let's take you home," Zhang Moyan said, cautiously following her forward. "Is there anyone at home? Let them make something light to eat."

Xiao Huai said: "Lin Yin lives alone, downstairs from Zhou Xia."

Zhang Moyan blinked. "Then you have no one to take care of you. Dinner must not be cooked at home." She asked thoughtfully, "Do you have noodles at home? You must be empty-headed. Noodles are easy to digest and quick to make."

Lin Yin quickly shook her head: "Don't bother, you really don't need to stay here to take care of me."

"How can that be?" Xiao Huai said, "Since you refuse to go to the hospital, we are worried about you in your current state."

"Yes, yes," Zhang Moyan helped her walk towards the corridor.

"Lin Yin," Xiao Huai asked Lin Yin, "Do you have noodles at home?"

Lin Yin thought for a moment and shook her head: "It seems not."

Upon hearing this, Xiao Huai said to Zhang Moyan, "Then please go up with Lin Yin first. I'll go buy some noodles. There's a fresh food supermarket here, and I know where it is."

Zhang Moyan nodded: "Okay."

Xiao Huai turned around and tried to leave, but after taking two steps he turned back: "That..."

"What's wrong?"

Xiao Huai's dark eyebrows were a little embarrassed. He asked, "What kind of noodles do you want to buy? Is there anything else you want to buy together?"

Zhang Moyan then remembered to take care of these things, so she said, "See if you have any wheat noodles. They're easier to digest, secrete less gastric acid, and are better for people with weak spleens and stomachs."

"good."

"Buy some more vegetables. I'll make vegetable noodles for Lin Yin... If you want to eat here, you can buy some meat and green peppers. I'll make green pepper and shredded pork noodles."

Xiao Huai smiled slightly: "Okay, then I'll go buy it first."

All the apartments in this community are 11 stories high with elevators. Zhang Moyan didn't know which floor Lin Yin lived on. Her heart started pounding when she walked into the building. If Lin Yin lived on the 11th floor, she might faint in the elevator before Lin Yin.

Fortunately, Lin Yin only lived in Room 2. When they walked to the elevator, it was at a high position. Lin Yin took the initiative to suggest taking the stairs, and Zhang Moyan happily agreed.

Then, there were more than twenty steps, and Lin Yin seemed to be almost exhausted when she reached the door. In the end, her hands were shaking so much that she couldn't even insert the key into the door.

Although she didn't say it, Zhang Moyan knew that she must be feeling nauseous and wanted to vomit when she saw her throat constantly swallowing.

Is it okay not to see a doctor?

"Let me do it!" Zhang Moyan took the key from Lin Yin's hand, turned it twice towards the hole, and the door lock made two unlocking sounds.

The door opened, and as expected, Lin Yin went to the bathroom to relieve herself, clutching her aching stomach. Zhang Moyan went to the kitchen and poured her a cup of hot water. She drank half of it and said she wanted to go to bed and rest.

Zhang Moyan helped her to the bed and settled her down, then asked her, "Where's the stomach medicine? Take some first!"

Lin Yin struggled to open the bedside table, pulled out a small plastic box, rummaged through it, and pulled out a tablet. She scratched at the aluminum foil and said to Zhang Moyan, "I seem to have a slight fever. There's a thermometer in the first drawer of the living room bookcase. Could you please help me get it?"

Zhang Moyan said "OK" and went to the living room to look for her. When she came back, Lin Yin had already taken the medicine and was lying down. Zhang Moyan took her temperature and found that she did not have a fever. She felt relieved.

I don’t know if it was because the fresh food supermarket was too far away, or if this young master who had never done any housework encountered some challenges in shopping, but it took Xiao Huai a long time to buy noodles and a little bit of vegetables and pork.

When he returned, Lin Yin was already asleep, so Zhang Moyan made some green pepper and shredded pork noodles, and Xiao Huai each ate a bowl. After eating, they washed the dishes and took out the trash. Zhang Moyan curled up on the sofa and browsed on her phone, while Xiao Huai took out his laptop and did some work at the dining table.

The room was very quiet, and occasionally the sound of chairs being moved upstairs could be heard. Zhang Moyan couldn't help but wonder if Zhou Xia's Australian lobster baked rice and Sukiyaki pot had already been served.

I don’t know how long it was before I heard the door opening upstairs to see someone off. Zhang Moyan looked at the time and saw it was only 8:450, not as late as Xiao Xingyu said.

At 9 o'clock, Lin Yin woke up and was surprised to find that Zhang Moyan and Xiao Huai had not left. She was a little at a loss as she was suffering from social anxiety and apologized for her sleepiness again and again.

Xiao Huai comforted her that it was nothing, while Zhang Moyan went to the kitchen to cook her some mushy vegetable noodles. After she finished eating, Zhang Moyan washed the dishes, and Lin Yin went back to sleep before she and Xiao Huai left for home.

The car drove to the gate of the Xiao family compound. Xiao Huai parked the car and said to Zhang Moyan while unbuckling his seat belt, "Thank you so much for keeping you here for so long."

"Nothing. I don't have anything else to do anyway."

The two got off the car together and walked in side by side, bathed in the watery moonlight. People who didn't know the inside story would think they were a handsome couple from a distance.

Among those who were unaware of the inside story was Xiao Xingyu, who was standing at the screen wall at the entrance with a murderous look on his face, pretending to be making a phone call.

"Teacher Xiao?" Zhang Moyan didn't expect to run into Xiao Xingyu as soon as she entered the room. "You haven't rested yet?"

"You came back later than me," Xiao Xingyu asked instead of answering, frowning and looking at Xiao Huai: "Why are you with him?"

Xiao Huai glanced at Xiao Xingyu while holding his laptop, then turned and politely nodded to Zhang Moyan: "I'll take my leave first! Thank you for your hard work today. Thank you for the noodles you made. They tasted really good. Good night!"

"Good night." Zhang Moyan said.

Xiao Xingyu paused for a moment, but before he could put his thought of pinching Xiao Huai to make him spit out his dinner into action, the other party had already left.

Staring at Gao Shuai's receding back, he was 100% sure that Xiao Huai had deliberately told him about eating the noodles made by Zhang Moyan!

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