Evil Charm Transfer Student: The Promise of Pulling the School Grass

Chapter 195 Fighting to Keep You!
I said: "It's okay, then I will work hard to buy you."

He said, "Why don't you believe me, I'm really worth a lot."

Tonight, he cooked a total of eight dishes, and I said on the sidelines: "I really can't finish it, don't make any more."

But he always said indifferently, it's all right, if you can't eat it, you will pour it out, just try everything.

To be honest, I really don’t know where he learned his skills. He is so good and perfect to the extreme. Maybe it’s because I haven’t had a good meal in the past few years, so I think it’s extra delicious. .

I almost swallowed my own tongue.

Ling Anzhi watched me gobble it up for so long, and couldn't help but kindly comfort him: "Xiaomo, if you really can't eat, don't make things difficult, it's fine to throw it away, there is no shortage of this."

I shook my head and firmly stuffed something into my already full stomach: "No, I'd better eat it, it's so delicious."

"You are really a starving ghost reincarnated..."

After eating, Ling Anzhi refused to wash the dishes. He directed me to wash the dishes, but he was helping me. I threw the dishes into the dishwasher, and he would take them out and dry them with a clean cloth. , while chatting with me.

I said, "Since you are so diligent, you might as well wash everything yourself."

He shook his head firmly: "No, I hate those greasy things too much, don't let me touch them."

I said speechlessly: "You hate it, do I just like it? No, no, no, from now on, we will wash the dishes on the first three fives, and I will wash the dishes on the second and fourth six, and save up on Sundays."

He said: "Oh, and then save the dishes on Sunday, and I will wash them on Monday? You have a good idea, unless you and I also take turns cooking."

I am a dead pig who is not afraid of boiling water and said: "Okay, if you don't mind eating scrambled eggs with tomatoes every day, then we will take turns."

He looked at me for a while, then approached me with a smirk and said, "How about this, let's have a baby, and then train the child to do housework from an early age? This way we don't have to do it."

I waved my hand and drove him away, "You are still a child who hasn't grown up yet, and you still have children, it's funny."

He shrugged and didn't refute me, but after a while he said again: "Hey, I'm serious, when I lived alone before, I just made do with it, but now you live with me, some It feels like home, but we don't like to work, why don't we hire a nanny?"

(End of this chapter)