Seeing Sang Ning, Hu Zhi's irritation quickly dissipated, replaced by a radiant smile. She walked up, grabbed Sang Ning's hand, and after feeling her up and down, furrowed her brows: "Why did you lose so much weight after being away for a while? Wait here, I'll make something delicious for you!"
Sang Ning was a little hungry, but she could endure it until breakfast the next day. Not wanting to trouble Hu Zhi, she replied, "Mom, no need, it's the middle of the night, too much hassle."
But Hu Zhi didn't think it was a hassle—she was already wide awake. She rolled up her sleeves and headed to the kitchen, saying, "It's no hassle, no hassle at all. A daughter wanting to eat is never a hassle, no matter the time. Just wait, Mom'll make you some noodles."
Hu Zhi was full of energy. Sang Ning tried pulling her back several times but couldn't stop her, so she let her head into the kitchen.
