The nanny knew she liked to sleep in, so she prepared breakfast late. By the time they showed up, the crab roe soup dumplings had just come out of the pot, and there was also scallion oil noodles, which Ruan Yunxi liked. All of these were the nanny's breakfast dishes.
Ruan Yunxi asked the nanny to fry more scallion oil so she could hide it in her spatial storage. When she returned to Lian City and wanted to eat it, she could simply cook some noodles, stir them with the scallion oil, and it would taste just as good.
Watching Ruan Yunxi eat five steamed buns and a small bowl of noodles, Gu Weizhou raised an eyebrow slightly and touched her slightly bulging belly, worried that she might have overeaten.
"If you like to eat it, I'll learn how to cook it for you." But don't let him get too full.
Gu Weizhou knew Ruan Yunxi's appetite.
I ate quite a lot last night and today.
Everyone was worried that she would have indigestion.
Ruan Yunxi: "......"
After eating and drinking their fill, Ruan Yunxi and Gu Weizhou accompanied the nanny to buy New Year's goods. With the New Year approaching, the nanny bought some, but with two more people, they still needed to buy quite a bit.
Ruan Yunxi, who loves hoarding, always has Gu Weizhou accompany the nanny to go shopping, while she lags behind a few steps. She buys whatever she likes to eat or wants to hoard, afraid of missing the opportunity to stock up.
When Gu Weizhou arrived, Ruan Yunxi had already hidden the items in her spatial storage, only holding a small portion in her hand.
Gu Weizhou was unaware that Ruan Yunxi had already spent a considerable amount of money.
The third day after Ruan Yunxi and the others returned to Shanghai was Lunar New Year's Eve. Gu Weizhou was responsible for putting up Spring Festival couplets, pasting up the character "福" (fortune), and cleaning the house.
Ruan Yunxi helped out.
Her hair had grown long, so she got it cut.
While getting a haircut, I ran into an aunt who used to have a good relationship with Ruan's mother: "You...you weren't sent to the countryside?"
"I didn't go to the countryside; I went with the army," Ruan Yunxi said calmly.
"Accompanying the army?" The aunt suddenly realized, "Oh, your childhood betrothed, he's an officer now?"
Ruan Yunxi nodded: "Yes, it's the regimental commander."
The aunt inquired, "I think it was the navy, right?"
Ruan Yunxi nodded: "Yes, it's the Navy."
"That's good. With him protecting you, even if you have a bad family background, no one will dare to bully you." The aunt was envious. Why didn't her daughter have such good luck? If she had also married a military officer, she would be a military officer's wife now.
"Did you come back alone?" the aunt asked.
Ruan Yunxi shook her head: "My husband came back with me, and I've already cut my hair."
As Ruan Yunxi was about to leave, the aunt called out to her, "Where are you staying? I remember your mansion was sealed off."
"I'll stay at the guesthouse." Ruan Yunxi paid and left.
The aunt said, "When you come to visit after the New Year, Xiangxiang will go back to her parents' home. She mentioned you before."
"We'll see." Ruan Yunxi didn't want to have much contact with people from her past.
When she got into trouble, not only did everyone stand idly by, but many people even took advantage of her misfortune.
I saw through that sentiment back then.
Ruan Yunxi went back after getting her hair cut, and Gu Weizhou looked at her flowing, black, shoulder-length hair and praised, "Your new hairstyle looks great!"
Ruan Yunxi blushed slightly: "How's your busy schedule?"
"We've been waiting for you to come back." Gu Weizhou took her hand and led her back to the nanny's house.
The old lady lives here alone now and thought she would spend the New Year alone this year. Who knew that Ruan Yunxi would bring Gu Weizhou back to Shanghai to spend the New Year with her? The old lady was very happy and the three of them cooked a big table of dishes.
These are all foods that Ruan Yunxi loves to eat.
The old woman also took out a bottle of aged wine, poured it for Ruan's parents and grandparents, and quietly closed the door to pay tribute to them.
To avoid being seen and reported for engaging in feudal superstition.
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