At first, Qin Nan only wanted to make one soup, but there was no plastic wrap at home, the mushrooms wouldn't keep for long, and the fish would die if the water wasn't suitable. In order not to waste the ingredients, she had to make everything. Unexpectedly, it seemed like it wasn't enough.

The mushroom soup was simmered in a large clay pot, the crucian carp weighed at least three pounds, a big bunch of bok choy, and a large and a small cauliflower that looked rather fresh were also stir-fried together. This would normally be enough for two people for three meals, and now, thanks to the combined efforts of the person and the pet, it's almost empty.

After Bai Hao finished eating and washed up, he nestled on the sofa and continued scrolling through his tablet, doing something unknown. The little tomcat, having finished eating, lay down on the dining table with its belly bulging like a ball. It was still holding a piece of fish in its two little paws and gnawing on it, but it looked like it couldn't finish it, yet it kept forcing the fish into its mouth.

Qin Nan reached out and took the fish pieces, saying, "Make more if you want to eat more. You'll get sick if you overeat."

After all, pet hospitals don't really treat chinchillas, so it would be troublesome if they got sick.

The little Totoro watched Qin Nan take the fish and tried desperately to get up and snatch it back, but its belly was too big to stand up.

But, but he hasn't eaten enough! He's not full yet! It's just that his small body can't eat as much. If he were to release his original form, hundreds of fish wouldn't be enough for him! But now, he's only eaten a quarter of the fish, and he's already like this. It's really painful!

Qin Nan was charmed by the adorable little tomcat's desperate attempt to snatch food, but instead of returning the fish, she threw it in the trash and then got up to clean up the dishes and utensils.

After packing, Qin Nan took her luggage upstairs to the second floor. Bai Hao was staying in the room where his parents used to live. Qin Nan pushed open her bedroom door with her luggage.

The room had been cleaned, but there was only a bed frame, a clean table, and an empty wardrobe. Qin Nan put her luggage behind the door, gently placed her backpack on the table, and took out a well-wrapped wooden box from it.

Qin Nan opened the wooden box, took out her grandfather's urn, placed it in the center of the table, and then took out her grandfather's portrait from her bag and placed it neatly on the table, using the urn to support it. There were no offerings available at the moment, so she could only arrange things simply.

Qin Nan organized the clothes in her suitcase and put them in the closet. The closet had already been cleaned and there were clothes hangers inside. She would have to buy a new mattress, but since room and board were provided, daily necessities could be considered as company expenses.

After all, he glanced at Bai Hao's room, which was not closed, and it was practically empty, with nothing but bedding. So he figured he could just buy everything at the same time.