Jiang Mingyue was here, preparing dinner for the family.
Matsutake mushroom chicken stew was a must-have, and she had stewed many portions in her space, sending one to Granny Shi first.
The matter of borrowing flour was something Jiang Mingyue always remembered. Their family was struggling, and Granny Shi had happily lent her the flour despite the risk of not getting it back. Not to mention repaying the favor, just the person herself was worth getting to know. As it turned out, Granny Shi was indeed wonderful. Though she only had one eye, she was more insightful than most people in the village.
After Yun Di moved in, the old lady never brought up adoption. Yun Di remained a free person, able to leave anytime once he had the means, without needing to worry about her.
According to common logic, a lonely old woman without children should have solidified the adoption relationship with Yun Di. Otherwise, once he grew up and left, she would end up with nothing.
