Bai Yi lay in bed, looking at the message from Wan Ge inviting him out the next day. A new animated movie was going to be released tomorrow, which Wan Ge liked, so she invited him to go see it together.

Bai Yi was naturally happy to go out with her. Wan Ge didn't actually go out very often, and they had known each other for almost a month now.

Bai Yi was familiar with Wan Ge's daily routine and lifestyle.

Every morning, Wan Ge waters the flowers, then goes for a run, followed by breakfast. She paints at certain times, but spends most of her time researching desserts.

She said she found a lot of dessert recipes in the house, so she wanted to try them out. Bai Yi would receive the same kind of pastry every few days, and she would study how to make it and whether adding new ingredients would ruin the taste.

Wan Ge did not invite him to go out for exercise because he had severe hypoglycemia, and Wan Ge dared not invite him to go for a run.

She would only invite him out if she found out what interesting or fun things were nearby. Bai Yi also noticed that she always brought chocolates with her when they went out together.

Oh, and she makes the chocolates herself too. She makes both dark and white chocolate, and of course, she adds other ingredients during the reprocessing.

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Because the show was scheduled for the afternoon, Wan Ge ate lunch before going out with him.

There's no movie theater in town, so they go to the city to watch movies. It's about an hour's drive from town to the city, not too far, but not close either.

After parking the car, the two took the elevator to the Le Cinema.

Wan Ge bought soda and popcorn, and then went inside with him.

Bai Yi only took two sips of the soda and didn't eat much popcorn.

Wan Ge realized that she hadn't tampered with the food, which was why Bai Yi was unwilling to eat it. But this also proved that Bai Yi's condition had indeed improved; even though it wasn't food she had prepared for him, he didn't feel nauseous.

The things Wan Ge made for him weren't all appetite stimulants, because the main purpose was treatment, not simply to get him to eat. He couldn't live on appetite stimulants for the rest of his life.

Many of the things Wan Ge gave him were laced with medication to treat his anorexia.

Because Wan Ge's cooking was so delicious, even though adding something would make a slight difference, Bai Yi didn't notice anything.

The movie lasted more than two hours, and it was only a little past four o'clock when it ended.

So after watching the movie, Wange took him shopping at the mall and asked him what he wanted to eat later.

Bai Yi was stumped by the question. He really didn't know what he wanted to eat; he didn't want to eat anything.

Wan Ge put down the doll in her hand, glanced at Bai Yi, and then said, "Don't you want to eat out?"

Bai Yi nodded again, and Wan Ge smiled: "Then let's go buy groceries and cook for ourselves. I'm a very good cook."

Hearing what she said, Bai Yi couldn't bear to refuse, so he replied with an "okay" again.

Wan Ge chose a very exquisite but rather small doll, paid for it, and then left with Bai Yi.

On the way to the seafood market, Wan Ge asked him what he liked to eat, but Bai Yi still couldn't answer, so she asked him if he was allergic to seafood.

Bai Yi shook his head. Although he didn't like to eat, he wasn't allergic to any particular food.