Rebirth in the 80's: The Daily Life of the Villain's Mom-Chapter 202: Done in Passing

After Xia Qiufang and the others left, Jiang Ran finally continued to busy herself.

She still had some sample garments unfinished.

These were crucial for the next month’s business and couldn’t be taken lightly.

So Jiang Ran had to stay behind and work overtime.

With Xia Qiufang and her team gone, the workshop was quiet, leaving Jiang Ran alone.

As she worked, the room gradually darkened.

Jiang Ran looked outside and only then noticed that dusk had set in.

Just as she was about to take a break, she heard Pei Huai’s voice calling from afar.

Jiang Ran frowned slightly but still walked toward the front.

After Xia Qiufang and the others left, Jiang Ran had bolted the front door from the inside.

Pei Huai couldn’t push the door open, so he could only shout for her.

Who needs phones when you have lungs!

Thinking this, Jiang Ran had already reached the door.

When she opened it, she saw Pei Huai standing there with a lunchbox in his hand.

Though he might have waited a bit, Pei Huai showed no sign of impatience on his face.

"It’s time to eat. No matter how busy you are, you shouldn’t skip a meal."

As Pei Huai spoke, he lifted the lunchbox in his hand.

Jiang Ran agreed with this sentiment.

She originally planned to take a break and eat at the nearby eatery. She didn’t expect that before she even went back, Pei Huai had arrived with food.

This saved her a trip and quite a bit of time.

After closing the door, the two of them walked to the sitting room together.

Sitting on the sofa, Pei Huai opened the lunchbox, and the aroma of the dishes instantly wafted out.

Sweet green bean porridge, crispy scallion pancakes, refreshing cold dishes, and cold lemon boneless chicken feet.

In summer, cold boneless chicken feet are a very appetizing dish.

Actually, it’s an appetizing dish no matter when, and Jiang Ran liked it very much.

It’s not a difficult dish to make, but it’s somewhat cumbersome to prepare.

Especially removing the bones from the chicken feet while keeping them intact—now that’s challenging.

And in the lunchbox, each boneless chicken foot was skillfully deboned, clearly showing the cook’s excellent knife skills and patience.

Pei Yang and Pei Shanshan didn’t have these knife skills, and Zhang Hong was too busy to have the time.

So, did Pei Huai make this?

Jiang Ran looked at Pei Huai, "Did you make this?"

Pei Huai nodded, "Yeah, it wasn’t that troublesome. I just did it casually."

Jiang Ran, "..."

If she didn’t know how to cook, she might have believed Pei Huai’s nonsense.

Even with Jiang Ran’s knowing look, Pei Huai’s expression didn’t change at all.

Seeing Pei Huai like this, Jiang Ran sighed inwardly: As expected of the male lead, who knew he had such a thick skin.

With that thought, Jiang Ran stopped looking at Pei Huai and bowed her head to start eating.

The food Pei Huai brought was enough for more than one person, clearly intended for the two of them.

This was their first meal alone together. The atmosphere wasn’t necessarily harmonious, but it wasn’t awkward either.

Jiang Ran was preoccupied with her own thoughts and paid little attention to Pei Huai, let alone the atmosphere.

After finishing the meal, Jiang Ran’s only thought was—it was delicious.

With Pei Huai’s culinary skills, he could totally become a chef.

But Jiang Ran was just thinking to herself.

Of course, Pei Huai wouldn’t become a chef.

Seeing Pei Huai had also put down his chopsticks, Jiang Ran reached out to take them.

Since Pei Huai brought her food, it was only right for her to wash the dishes.

But Jiang Ran’s outstretched hand didn’t reach the chopsticks.

Pei Huai had already stepped ahead and picked up the chopsticks again, "You continue working, I’ll wash up."

Upon hearing this, Jiang Ran frowned slightly.