Chapter 746: I'll Take You Home

Xiang Shan said, already sending the photo, a happy smile brimming on her face.

Seeing her happy expression, Leng Ruoli was also immensely delighted.

"Come on, come on, let's eat, so the food doesn't get cold and ruin the quality," Xiang Shan said with a smile, bustling everyone to eat.

Leng Ruoli smiled. "Alright, let's eat."

So she picked up her chopsticks and began eating.

After just the first bite, Leng Ruoli's eyes lit up and she stuck up her thumb. "Mom, this is delicious."

She then pitched it to Jiang Muye. "Darling, try this. This sweet and sour pork is especially tasty."

Jiang Muye immediately followed her recommendation and took a bite.

It was far better than Jiang Muye had expected. At least it wasn't Dark Cuisine — it was genuinely good.

"Goes down great with rice, Mom. Your tuition money wasn't wasted," Jiang Muye praised.

Xiang Shan said happily, "Of course. I'm Xiang Shan — what can't I learn?" She paused. "I cook very few times, but every time I do, it's the essence. Not many people are lucky enough to eat my food. You two are worth me cooking."

Leng Ruoli had already picked up a full bowl of rice and become a rice-devouring machine.

Watching Leng Ruoli eat so heartily, Jiang Muye was rather surprised.

This could be considered the time she'd had the best appetite — at least she didn't want to throw up the moment she smelled the food.

She looked completely radiant, showing no sign of being affected at all.

Just watching her, Jiang Muye felt his own appetite stir. But before eating, he first ladled a scoop of meat broth for Leng Ruoli — that was the soul of a bowl of rice.

The moment the broth was poured over the rice, it looked incredibly tempting, and even the grains of rice seemed golden.

"It looks even tastier like this!" Leng Ruoli licked her lips.

Jiang Muye was starting to salivate too. "Eat up," he said.

He also began eating rice soaked in broth, and the flavor was truly out of this world.

The two of them ate heartily, and watching them, Xiang Shan felt wonderful too.

She felt as if she'd returned to a peaceful, quiet atmosphere, full of the warmth of family.

After getting married, she had set her mind on closing the distance between herself and Leng Qihua, becoming a career woman and desperately building her business, wanting to prove to the whole world that she was an outstanding person.

In the end, only in her forties did she realize that outside opinions really didn't matter.