"What's wrong? With the two of us sharing a room, no one should find it strange."
"They won't."
He was just a little surprised.
The Samoyed had run off to play on its own. Gu Lin was planning to take Su Yu for a stroll outside the villa when it ran back out of the house to catch up with them. From inside, Grandmother called, "Don't go too far. It'll be time to come back for lunch soon."
Su Yu answered, "Okay, Grandmother. We'll just walk around the courtyard out front."
Despite calling it a stroll, Su Yu barely took a few steps before sitting down on the outdoor swing and asking Gu Lin to fetch him something to eat. He swung his legs, which didn't reach the ground, thinking that he wanted a swing outside big enough to lie down on.
Gu Lin soon returned and sat beside him. As Su Yu munched on little cookies, he said, "When do you think Old Wei will finally settle down? Granny Wei seems really anxious."
"You're worrying about other people's business now?"
Gu Lin put a straw into his milk for him. Su Yu took a sip and frowned. "I don't like plain milk. I want yogurt."
"Plain milk is more nutritious."
"These low-sugar whole-wheat cookies don't taste like much either."
"You need to eat fewer snacks."
Su Yu ate a little more, then handed them to Gu Lin. "I don't want them. You eat them. I'm not working out or trying to lose weight."
Gu Lin finally realized that Su Yu wasn't an unpicky eater; he simply didn't like healthy food much. Whenever something was replaced with a sugar-free, whole-wheat version, he lost interest after a couple of bites. The omega had once mistakenly eaten the bread from his breakfast