Lin Li leaned against the kitchen doorframe, his gaze falling on Su Yue.
She moved briskly, her eyes bright and her face full of vitality. There was no sign that she had still been sick that morning.
Unable to help himself, Lin Li smiled and said, "Look at how lively you are. You're completely back on your feet."
Su Yue stir-fried the greens, her tone carrying a hint of lightness. "Yeah, I feel even more energetic now than I did before I got sick.
"I thought being sick would drain my vitality, but who would've guessed that after recovering, I'd feel light as a feather? I'm even quite a bit stronger than before."
"That's great." Lin Li clicked his tongue and joked, "Looks like getting sick this time turned out to be a blessing in disguise."
At that moment, Su Yue transferred the stir-fried greens onto a plate, casually wiped the sweat from her forehead, and asked, "By the way, did you get vaccinated?"
"I did that ages ago." Lin Li nodded with a smile, his tone tinged with emotion. "You wouldn't believe it. When I went to the clinic, the line stretched all the way to the road. I waited ages before it was finally my turn."
Su Yue handed the cooked greens to Lin Li, then turned around and picked up another plate to prepare the next dish. Smiling, she said, "From the way you describe it, that line must have been frighteningly long. Just thinking about it, you can tell everyone's afraid of being caught by the flu."
Lin Li took the plate and carried it to the dining table, then answered over his shoulder, "Tell me about it. And I noticed that more than half the people in line were retired seniors. Their families probably got