At 7:30 in the morning, Zhou Xili drove his van back from Chinatown, bringing along some breakfast items like soy milk, fried dough sticks, and dumplings.
He was responsible for the three daily meals of Huo Ge, Wang Baoqiang, and the others. Since Huo Ge had stated frankly that he wasn't used to Japanese food, Zhou would drive ten-odd kilometers to Chinatown to buy breakfast and pick up some groceries along the way.
If Huo Ge ate at home, Zhou had to act as the chef.
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