For a single male demon who once fed his entire family, the burden of hundreds of small lotus seeds was too heavy, so heavy that even Ellian's flower stalk was bent into a semi-parabola.
His straight neck was pressed forward slightly, and his stomach churned even more violently. He had to take a whitening pill to calm his stomach before he slowly walked down the stairs.
There was no sound downstairs. Several housekeepers had gone home, and two had moved into the guest rooms upstairs. He walked to the dining room and saw Wang's parents sighing at the table full of light dishes. The two saw a figure swaying on the ground from a distance, and thought it was the eldest son who finally figured it out and wanted to eat with them, so they hurriedly looked over with a smile. When they saw it was him, the hope in their hearts turned into water, and their faces sank.
Matthew was disdainful of saying anything to a housekeeper, and Linda said irritably: "You don't need to do anything here, just go back and take care of Yu Chi."
The dishes on their table were extremely light, with supplements such as Hericium erinaceus, Ganoderma lucidum, and sea cucumber, which didn't smell very good. Ellian walked closer and solemnly proposed to them: "The eldest son will probably have to stay for a while after his return, and it's not convenient for the youngest son to stay in a small room all day long. Why not just apply for a boarding school and let him---"
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