Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress-Chapter 20 - Family Dinner (1)_1

Dinner is ready, the rice bowl was placed in the center of the table, the steaming buns and pancakes, the aroma causing the children’s stomachs to growl non-stop…

“Hehe——”

Hearing the intermittent growls, Cai Wei laughed.

The older sister’s laughter made the children’s cheeks flush red.

After brief embarrassment, they also began to laugh: “gaga, gaga…”

Throughout the meal, Mu Caiwei’s face was filled with warm smiles, genuinely from her heart.

In her past life, she always thought that being admired and being at a height that others cannot reach was happiness.

But in this life, she felt that having a warm and hearty meal with her family was a thousand times happier than what she pursued in her past life.

Happiness is indeed simple.

As long as you make those you love and who love you happy, that’s enough!

Lady Du is also very happy today.

Her lean and yellowish face finally shed its sad expression and was even filled with laughter.

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“Mother has something good for you!”

She disappeared into the kitchen with a mysterious sense of pride.

A moment later, she brought out a big sea bowl.

It was filled with soft yellow, soft yellow egg custard.

“Eat, eat, eat as much as you want!” Lady Du pushed the big sea bowl into the center of the table, gesturing kindly to the children.

“Mother, you eat first!”

Wen’er picked up a bun and placed it in Lady Du’s bowl.

“Yes, Mother, you eat first.” The children politely agreed.

Fei’er scooped a spoonful of egg custard and put it into Lady Du’s bowl.

Cai Wei realised that the children at home all had great manners.

Although they all were both hungry and drooling, the children wouldn’t reach out for food until their mother started eating!

Lady Du took the bun from her son and took a bite, squinting in bliss.

“Hmm, delicious….”

Mother has started to eat, and the children also began to pick up their chopsticks and eat.

The meal, although eaten enthusiastically and buoyantly, was filled with humility.

There were ten buns, each could have two.

But after the children finished one, they did not eat a second.

The older ones wanted to save the buns for the younger ones, the younger ones wanted to save them for their mother, and their mother wanted to share them with the children.

…

Everyone was eating their pancakes in silence, occasionally scooping up a spoonful of egg custard, but also constantly looking at how much was left in the large bowl.

Realising that the younger brother and sisters have such good manners, courteously and reasonably, made Cai Wei feel relieved, but also a little poignant.

They must be scared of poverty.

Even with so much delicious food, they couldn’t eat it without restraint.

“Come on, eat more, you are all growing children now!” Cai Wei gave the remaining buns to each child and also gave one to the mother.

She whispered, “Mother, you need to take care of your health too, the children are all relying on you!”

“Yes, mother eats, and Wei’er eats too.” The last bun was put into Cai Wei’s bowl by Lady Du…

The meal passed in joy and satisfaction.

After dinner, Mother took her eager siblings to look at the items Cai Wei had bought again, while Cai Wei took out the pig skin she had bought at the butcher’s shop and became busy with it.