Chapter 371 Who is more supportive

  According to her understanding, Lu Sangqi is a stubborn person, and he doesn't like to suffer, how could he be willing to make an apology.

  But thinking of that man being crushed by Chu Heng, Ye Muyu suddenly smiled again.

  Chu Heng looked at Ye Muyu who was wearing a light green shirt in front of him, that smile instantly made him frown slightly, and said with gusto, "I like Lu Sangqi very much?"

   "Huh?" Ye Muyu was startled by his words, almost choked on her own saliva, and coughed a few times.

  Chu Heng frowned, and stretched out his hand to pat her on the back full of worry: "It's just an outsider, so I'm in a hurry, and I even made myself cough."

Seeing him like this, Ye Muyu sighed, knowing whether to tell him directly, this person was going to misunderstand to the end, and said softly: "You misunderstood, I just thought that you were able to subdue him, I was surprised, I'm also very happy, you have already said that you are an outsider, and you still want to misunderstand me because of an outsider?"

  Chu Heng stopped talking, but joy flashed in his eyes, and he put one hand on Ye Muyu's waist, and made a gesture without putting his arms around her.

   Later, Lu Chuan saw that the two masters had entered the door.

  He quickly handed all the ingredients to Zhang Shu, and he went to unload the carriage.

  Back in the main room, the food on the table has already been served.

  On weekdays, the Chu family would eat when it was just dark, but Chu Heng came back late today, but the meals were cooked at normal times.

   "Mr. Hu, boil the chicken soup later." Chu Heng ordered.

  Mr. Hu nodded yes.

  He took the whole chicken from Ye Muyu, went into the kitchen, cut the chicken in half first, cleaned it up, and then put it in a clay pot with various ingredients to cook slowly.

  Ye Muyu waited for Chu Heng to sit down before saying: "I can't finish the dinner tonight, and I won't be able to drink any more chicken soup."

   "Drink a bowl before going to bed at night." Chu Heng didn't feel forced at all.

   There is still an hour or two before going to bed, enough to digest dinner.

  Ye Muyu glanced at him, and couldn't help but sigh: "I still have milk, don't you want to drink it?"

   "I'll drink it with the children, and you have chicken soup." Chu Heng arranged it without thinking too much.

  At the same time, they picked up vegetables from the table and put them in Ye Muyu's bowl.

  Ye Muyu knew as soon as he heard it that he didn't think that milk nourished people at all. In his heart, it was probably not as good as chicken.

  I don't know why, but Ye Muyu figured this out, and couldn't help arguing: "Actually, milk also nourishes people. If you can't finish the chicken soup at night, it's a waste."

   "Chicken soup is more nourishing. If you don't believe me, ask Ziluo and Xiaojin." Chu Heng threw the question to the two children.

Hearing this, Chu Jin still had food in his mouth. He chewed it and swallowed it before speaking: "Mother, chicken soup is very nourishing. Dahu, Shuanzi and the others said that when the mother gave birth to younger brothers and sisters, if she could drink it With chicken soup, younger brothers and sisters can grow stronger."

  Chu Ziluo also said: "Mom, why don't you drink both, so as to double your health."

  Ye Muyu: "..." Good girl, I really can't drink two bowls of your mother.

   "Milk also nourishes people." Ye Muyu muttered, "Look, other people's calves also drink milk when they are born, and people are the same. If our cows are raised well, the milk they produce will be more nutritious."

   "So, from now on, I will only drink milk and not chicken soup at night." Ye Muyu stated her ultimate goal, and couldn't help but glance at Chu Heng.

   I don’t know if this person will stick to her own point of view. In fact, if she hadn’t lived in modern times, she would also think that chicken soup nourishes people. Chu Heng and the others are right to think so, but for some reason, she just wants to persuade the other party.

  (end of this chapter)