Such thoughts could only be kept secretly in her heart. At this moment, the wealthy woman's emotions were deeply heavy, and Liu Chuanfeng, having watched the whole drama unfold, gently patted her on the back.
In traditional Chinese families, children are not always raised exclusively by their mothers; the wealthy woman had mostly been raised by her father growing up. Liu Chuanfeng felt rather fortunate at times because, acting on a sudden inspiration, he had deduced that her lack of warmth might be related to her father. Therefore, on many occasions, he had purposely tried to evoke certain memories in her.
For instance, scallion oil noodles, scallion oil pancakes, and small wontons—these were things people from Modu frequently ate growing up. Liu Chuanfeng didn't know for sure what the wealthy woman used to eat as a child, but that didn't mean he couldn't try his luck.
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