Rebirth in the 80's: The Daily Life of the Villain's Mom-Chapter 203: Still Angry?

Even though she was indeed a bit busy, it wasn’t to the point where she couldn’t do other things.

When she can take action, Jiang Ran typically doesn’t like to talk much.

Therefore, without a word, Jiang Ran directly grabbed the dishes and chopsticks and headed outside.

This series of actions by Jiang Ran wasn’t done very quickly.

But it completely caught Pei Huai off guard, leaving him no time to react.

By the time Pei Huai reacted, all he could see was Jiang Ran’s back.

Pei Huai, "....."

Jiang Ran didn’t know how many times she had washed dishes before, and now she did it so smoothly that in no time, the dishes and chopsticks were clean.

When she returned to the room, she saw Pei Huai still sitting in the same position as before.

Seeing Jiang Ran come in, Pei Huai’s gaze was somewhat complex.

"Your hands shouldn’t be doing this."

This sentence was so abrupt that it took Jiang Ran a moment to understand what he was talking about.

Once she understood, Jiang Ran let out a cold laugh, "Then what should I be doing?"

Pei Huai: ???

Jiang Ran looked at Pei Huai coldly, "No one is born to do one thing or not do another. Just because someone is skilled at one thing, it doesn’t mean they can’t do other things. I’m busy now, you should go."

After giving the dismissal order, Jiang Ran stopped looking at Pei Huai and busied herself.

Pei Huai looked at Jiang Ran’s back, his eyebrows tightly knit.

He had been back for quite some time and spent considerable time with Jiang Ran, but this was the first time he saw her so angry.

The most crucial part was that Jiang Ran seemed to be angry because of him.

This realization left Pei Huai feeling somewhat at a loss.

However, Pei Huai didn’t leave immediately.

"I don’t know how you understood what I said earlier, but I still want to explain."

"I just meant that with me here, you can completely focus on your things, and I’ll take care of washing the dishes."

Jiang Ran, who was busy: ...

Jiang Ran didn’t turn around, nor did she respond, and she certainly didn’t want to argue with Pei Huai.

She just wanted Pei Huai to leave so she could focus on her work.

But he didn’t leave.

Instead, Pei Huai walked over directly, "Let me help you. It’ll be faster with two people."

Jiang Ran, "..."

It turns out he’s not only good at cooking but also quite thick-skinned!

No wonder he’s the male lead, everything has to be the best.

Jiang Ran complained fiercely in her heart but didn’t say anything.

She wasn’t truly angry with Pei Huai; sometimes, it was just a difference of opinion, merely a disagreement over a word.

Moreover, since Pei Huai had already explained, Jiang Ran was even less inclined to be angry.

It’s just that she didn’t know what to say.

Their relationship wasn’t great to begin with.

With a disagreement, it seemed even more distant.

Glancing at the time, it was half-past eight, and Jiang Ran stopped, "Let’s go back."

She hadn’t been to the little food shop all day, and while she trusted Pei Yang and Pei Shanshan, she still wanted to see how they were doing.

When Jiang Ran said they should leave, Pei Huai naturally had no objections.

After packing up and grabbing their food containers, they walked out one after the other.

Having closed the doors and windows, they finally left the small wardrobe.

Even in summer, at half-past eight, the sky was completely dark.

Pei Huai had walked there, so naturally, they could only walk back.

There were no streetlights on the road, but the moon shone brightly, illuminating the path beneath their feet.

As they walked, Jiang Ran heard Pei Huai ask her, "Are you still angry?"