Billionaire's Adorable Sweet Wife

Chapter 625: Chapter 625 Anran: I’m completely better!

Sun Jingan was flipping through the newspaper when he asked, "What’s wrong? You seem uneasy."

His son asked with great concern, "Mom, have you entered menopause?"

Mrs. Sun slapped her son hard.

She said, "I’m almost eighty years old, how could I be going through menopause! You should care more about your wife!"

Sun Jingan flipped the newspaper again and leisurely said, "Don’t worry! Shuci is still young, your son takes good care of her!"

Mrs. Sun scolded her son for not being serious!

But after scolding him, she still went upstairs to check.

Sun Jingan then joked, "It’s just a little crispy flour dish, Ruanruan can tell it was made by you."

Mrs. Sun blushed.

She adamantly denied, "Who said it was made by me? Hehe, I’m old now, who can order me to cook?"

As she spoke, she tidied her hair and complained of being tired.

She ran away quickly!

*

Upstairs, Su Ruanruan was reading medical books in the study.

Next to her, there were several pots of Spirit Pearl Grass!

Mrs. Sun knocked and entered.

She gently smiled and said, "It’s time for a late-night snack, reading any further won’t do you any good."

"Look, what

was somewhat

really remembered what I mentioned in passing

Sun spoke well of the servants: "The chefs’ gesture! They

Su Ruanruan smiled lightly.

was quite

went to have the midnight snack while Mrs. Sun

It’s the authentic style of

Ruanruan softly

she didn’t tell Mrs.

crispy flour dish does not contain

had only eaten it

Ruanruan ate the noodles,

...

A few days later.

finally developed

Spirit Pearl Grass with another herb,

Anran soak

minutes each time, fully soaking for a

wanted to check

one evening, with only

the formula failed, the damage to

cloak, her little hands clutching the fabric

Ruanruan softly asked her,

Anran shook her head.

said, "I’m going to

and Mrs. Sun and Mrs. Sun were all

turned and instructed the servants, "Draw the curtains, open

Sun Family mansion slowly

The curtains whooshed open.

Sunlight poured in...