Yanhua mostly picked vegetables, occasionally taking a piece or two of rabbit meat to nibble on, as if savoring some delicacies from the mountains and seas, cautiously and at times looking up to give a shy smile.
Seeing this, Grandma Sun felt a pang of sadness and heaped a big bowl full for her, "Yanhua, there's no need to be polite here at Second Grandmother's place, you can't finish all that, eat up now, hm."
Lan Tian glanced at Yanhua, quietly eating her meal. Everyone feasted until their mouths glistened with grease, and Lan Tian's little belly ballooned round and rolling.
When Yanhua was about to leave, Grandma Sun gave her some wild grapes that Lan Tian had picked to take home. The wild grapes tasted a bit numbingly sweet, not to Lan Tian's liking, so she washed them clean, mixed them with sugar in a jar, sealed it, and buried it in the ground to see if grape wine could be made.
That evening, Grandma Sun discussed with Mo Yuanle about inviting people over for a meal.
