Ding Yiyi nodded, "Thank you."

After washing up, she sat with him on the white dining table printed with daisies. There were cold sandwiches and a glass of hot milk on the table.

Edward smiled and said: "Every time I go to China, it is the happiest thing for me because I can eat a lot of delicious food."

Ding Yiyi took a sip of milk, thinking that she would take a flight back to China soon. In order to repay the man in front of her, she said, "Are you hungry? How about I cook you a bowl of noodles?"

Edward's eyes immediately shone with a strange light, he immediately put down the sandwich in his hand seriously, and said in a straight voice in Mandarin: "I'm sorry to trouble you."

Ding Yiyi got up with a smile and went to the kitchen. When she opened the refrigerator, she found that there were very few available ingredients.

"I run out all the time and rarely stay at home, so I have very few things." Edward stood behind her, his tall stature easily covering her in the shadow.

Ding Yiyi dug out some eggs from the refrigerator, found dried noodles, and some purple cabbage for salad. She turned around and smiled, "We have a saying in China called turning decay into magic."

"I've heard it too." Edward smiled softly, took the apron and handed it to her.

Boil the water and put the eggs first. After they are cooked, take them out and pour out the water. Then add the water to cook the noodles. Wait until the noodles are spread out and become transparent and white, then pick them up.

Divide the hard-boiled eggs into two halves and place them on the noodles, add soy sauce and sesame oil, and sprinkle with chopped purple cabbage.

Picking up the steaming food, Edward took a serious look at the noodles with his fork before picking up a piece and chewing it carefully.

"It's so delicious!" He raised his thumb towards her, his eyes full of appreciation.

Ding Yiyi was a bit dumbfounded, "These are really just things that can satisfy people's hunger in China. Anyone can do them better than me, especially..."

The familiar name was stuck in her throat again, like a fish bone that she couldn't swallow or spit out. She sat there with a blush on her face.

Suddenly, she stood up suddenly, making such a big movement that the chair fell over, and then ran out the door in a panic.

The garbage room was already filled with sorted garbage. She opened the lid and was about to dive in to look for it, but Edward caught her as she rushed over.

"What's wrong with you?" Edward grabbed her arm with a serious expression.

Ding Yiyi shook her head, looking horrified, "I must find it, how could I lose it?"

"What are you looking for?" Edward continued to ask.

She was a little confused, "A piece of paper with a name written on it, but I forgot the name. It's very important."

It took a long time for Edward to speak, "Do you need me to make an appointment with a psychiatrist for you?"

He thought she had been mentally stimulated by the fisherman and his son, so he became more cautious and said to her softly: "If you need help, you can talk to me."

Seeing Ding Yiyi still standing there blankly, he pulled her away without any explanation. When he got home, he poured her a glass of water.

Ding Yiyi has calmed down. She knows that the note can no longer be found. The only thing she can do is to hope that she will remember it next time.
Chapter completed!