The siblings caught sight of the chicken and mutton on the cutting board and couldn't help but swallow hard. They asked in unison, "Big Brother, are you cooking meat at home today?"
For the past six months, any meat the family ate had been bought outside by Qin Shuli; the family had only ever prepared staples at home. Without a formal source of income, they had to be careful—who knew which nosy neighbor might go and report them? Fortunately, that issue was resolved from today on, even if the label of "traitor" that came with it didn't sound particularly pleasant.
"Yes, starting today, we’ll be cooking meat at home."
Chapter 31