Rebirth in the 80's: The Daily Life of the Villain's Mom-Chapter 334: Go Sleep with Pei Yang

There are additional ingredients in the lamb soup.

Radish, cabbage, vermicelli.

Plus green onions and ginger, and after serving it out, sprinkle some pepper on top, the taste is just amazing.

The lamb is fresh and tender, and all kinds of vegetables absorb the taste of the lamb, but retain their own flavors as well.

With just one bite, you could say the flavor is very rich.

The vermicelli is cooked just right, not too hard to chew, nor too mushy to pick up.

Besides the lamb soup, there are also freshly baked leavened breads.

The surface of the leavened bread is slightly crispy and golden, and when you get close, you can smell the fragrance of the flour.

When you take a bite, the crust is crispy, but the inside is very soft.

Because it’s handmade, the dough inside is layered, and you can even see small air holes.

Eaten directly, it’s chewy, but if you break it apart and soak it in the lamb soup, letting it fully absorb the broth before putting it in your mouth, the flavor becomes even richer.

But you can’t soak it for too long.

If soaked for too long, it loses its texture.

After eating for a while, Jiang Ran reached out to feel Pei Jing’s small bowl.

Touching the edge of the bowl and finding it not so hot, she figured the temperature of the lamb soup should be just right, and moved it in front of Pei Jing.

After asking Pei Jing’s opinion, Jiang Ran then broke a few pieces of leavened bread and put them into the soup.

Despite Pei Jing being just four years old, he could use chopsticks quite well.

If he could use chopsticks well, much more so could he handle a spoon.

He held chopsticks in one hand and a spoon in the other, taking turns to have a bite of soup, vegetables, meat, and then a piece of bread.

His white, chubby cheeks puffed out adorably because of his constant chewing.

The family gathered around the table, finished this steaming hot dinner, all with a light sweat on their bodies.

Being full and warm in the room, they felt a bit sleepy.

The sky outside had turned completely dark already, yet it was still quite early.

Jiang Ran looked up at the clock on the wall, and it was not yet six o’clock.

Winter nights fall quickly, and even though it wasn’t six yet, they had finished their dinner, and it was already completely dark outside.

The family sat together, chatted a bit to digest their food, and soon they could wash up and go to bed.

Thinking of going to sleep, Jiang Ran remembered a question.

Now back at the Pei Family, there were only so many rooms; where would Pei Huai sleep tonight?

With this thought in mind, Jiang Ran glanced toward Pei Huai.

As if sensing something, Pei Huai looked over at Jiang Ran just as she looked his way.

Their eyes met, and after a moment, Jiang Ran calmly withdrew her gaze.

Pei Huai could sleep with Pei Yang.

Jiang Ran thought this to herself but didn’t voice it out loud.

She felt that Pei Huai would know what to do.

In fact, Pei Huai really did understand.

After chatting for a while, everyone went back to their rooms.

Pei Huai brought in hot water for Jiang Ran and Pei Jing to wash up.

Once they finished washing up, Pei Huai took the water basin out and told Jiang Ran to close the door properly and rest early.

Watching Pei Huai’s figure gradually fade into the distance, Jiang Ran didn’t say anything, gently closing the door.

Opposite, in Pei Yang’s room, he had been standing at the door, peering towards the opposite side through the crack.

Seeing Pei Huai coming over, he opened the door.

Once Pei Huai entered, Pei Yang started shaking his head and sighing.

As he shook his head and sighed, he kept glancing at Pei Huai.

Pei Yang was actually waiting for Pei Huai to speak first.