Auntie Wu looked at Su Wanwan sitting on the bed, her face was still a bit pale, but her spirit seemed to be okay, and she had a hint of a smile on her lips, with sparkling bright lights flashing in her black eyes.

  It's been so long since Su Wanwan got married, but this is the first time she saw her smile, rather than that cautious and lifeless look.

  Madam Wu couldn't help but smile too and said: "Young Mistress, are you feeling better?"

  Su Wanwan looked a bit embarrassed and composed herself, then nodded at Wu Shu, "Mm, I'm much better now."

  Madam Wu stepped forward a few steps, placed the tray on the table, and handed over the porridge, "This is the porridge that Young Master ordered to be cooked for you. Please drink it while it's hot."

  What did Pei Mu Nian instruct her to cook?

  Su Wanwan's dark eyes widened slightly as she stared at Wu Shu.

  Auntie Wu seemed to know what she was thinking, and nodded very affirmatively. "Indeed, it was the young master's orders. He said you're ill now and probably don't have much of an appetite for food, so he asked me to cook some congee."

  Su Wan still couldn't quite believe it.

  Pei Muni took care of her for a night, because she was pulling on his clothes, and just now, he told her to rest well, but then added another sentence, only fearing that she would infect others with her illness.

  But he also asked Wu Shu to cook porridge for her?

  Could it be... he really cares about her?

  Madam Wu saw Su Wanwan's disbelieving expression and couldn't help but speak up for her young master, "Young Madam, actually Young Master is really concerned about you. Yesterday when he heard that you were ill, he immediately rushed back. Last night was spent with Young Master keeping watch over you here, not closing his eyes the whole night."

  She knew all of this, but Pei Mochen had shattered all her fantasies.

  And also...

  Aunt Wu suddenly seemed to want to say something but stopped herself, Su Wanwan saw the expression on her face and had a faint feeling that she might have something important to say. She couldn't help but feel a hint of anticipation, "Aunt Wu, what is it?"

  There were some things that Pei Mochen didn't allow Wu Shu to mention, and Wu Shu naturally didn't dare to speak randomly. However, she looked at Pei Mochen and Su Wannan, who obviously had feelings for each other, yet they always maintained a lukewarm attitude towards each other, which made her anxious on their behalf.

  Auntie Wu hesitated for a moment, but still couldn't help speaking out, "Young Madam, do you still remember the time you got scalded? You asked me back then if Young Master had come back, and I said no. Actually, I lied, Young Master did come back that night."

  Did Pei Munan come back that night?

  Su Wanwan was stunned for a second, her heartbeat involuntarily skipping half a beat.

  If Pei Muxuan had returned that night, then it must have been him who applied medicine to her feet.

  "There's more... actually, after the young master moved out to live on his own, he didn't like having people at home. I was just coming over periodically to help with chores until you moved in, and then the young master asked me to come over and stay long-term. I think he wanted someone to take care of you."

  Wu Shu is also... specially called by Pei Mochen?

  For a moment, Su Wan felt as if she was living in a dream, or else how could so many wonderful things have happened?

  "Before that, Young Master never let me tell you, I think maybe it's because Madame is too cold, hurting Young Master's heart, so he can't save face anymore."

  "Come on, dear, we women can't always be so stubborn. Sometimes we need to show some weakness. Once you soften up, men will follow suit, won't they?"

  Is she cold?

  She's just... afraid of making him angry.