Continuation 150: It Came So Suddenly

Liu Chang'an had never held much hope for Zhou Shuling's "self-improvement." Giving her Management to read was only meant to speed up her self-awareness, so she would stop putting on an act about "improving herself" in front of him.

People were not born equal, especially when it came to intelligence.

Resources were limited too. Recently, Zhou Shuling had used all her resources on putting fat to proper use. She ought to eat a few more tons of lecithin; those added resources might increase her brain activity.

Of course, he did not hope for increased brain activity because he wanted to encourage her to "improve herself." It was simply that with a more agile mind, she would better realize that she really had no affinity with "studying."

"Annoying!" Zhou Shuling sent him a message containing only those two words.

He smiled and put down his phone without replying. Still, she had surprisingly not called him "a nuisance," but "annoying" instead—slightly less like a middle-aged woman, slightly more coquettish.

Liu Chang'an continued watching television. He somewhat wanted to go upstairs and see whether Zhou Shuling had any late-night snacks. Professor Liu's dinner tonight had suited refined boys seeking a sense of ceremony, but not ordinary people like Liu Chang'an.

The sea cucumber had been one bite, and the foie gras fried rice had also been one bite. He had only taken a few bites of each dish.

"Want some beef chow fun?" Zhou Shuling called from upstairs.

"Weren't you sleepy?" Liu Chang'an called back, unable to stop himself from laughing. When she was sleepy, if she was not reading, she wanted to eat—truly worthy of being Zhou Dongdong's mother.

Zhou Shuling fell silent. After a while, with no sound coming from upstairs, Liu Chang'an hurriedly added, "I want some, I want some.