Not Skipping a Day Chapter 53

During these two days, Mason could only drink rice porridge, and even at the beginning, he could only drink rice soup. The porridge sold in the school cafeteria was either too watery or too thick. Noah looked around and found nothing he liked, so he ran to a porridge shop near the school and packed two servings of porridge.

It was winter, and even though it was wrapped in clothes, it was still warm when it was sent to Mason's dormitory.

"This is millet pumpkin porridge, and this is vegetable porridge," Noah opened the lids of the two containers, "One is sweet, and the other is salty. Which one do you want to drink?"

Mason held up the spoon, with faint white marks on his hands from the tape. He looked up and saw Noah's face, which had turned red from the wind.

He knew this porridge shop, the food was delicious, but it was not very close to the school. It took twenty minutes to walk there, and even if he took the bus, there was no bus that would arrive there at the right time. The platforms in front and behind were not close to the porridge shop.