Chapter 61 - 61 60 s Calmness

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61: 60 chapters Calmness 61: 60 chapters Calmness “Mash the sweet potatoes into a puree. While it’s hot, add some butter and then pinch in some cream cheese.” “Throw in an egg yolk too.” “How about millet pumpkin porridge? Don’t make too much.” Jiang Yuan explained his actions as he went along, sharing some skills with Li Li on the side. Dazhuang had been with Li Li for quite a few years, and it must not have been easy getting by with such plain meals every day. It’s nice to have a good meal once in a while, but the daily diet shouldn’t be too shabby either. However, Li Li clearly didn’t catch Jiang Yuan’s hint. She watched Jiang Yuan cook with serious attention, then licked her lips and said, “Let’s make more of the millet pumpkin porridge, and we can eat what’s left.” Jiang Yuan looked up sharply at Comrade Li Li. Li Li shot back a glare, as fierce as a Rottweiler, and said, “What’s wrong? Fried rice can be dry, it makes sense to pair it with millet pumpkin porridge.” “That’s quite reasonable indeed,” Jiang Yuan looked back at Dazhuang, who was looking meek and obedient, and silently added another egg yolk to its meal. While waiting for the dog food to steam, Jiang Yuan went on to make fried rice for the three of them, Uncle Seventeen’s version. It was at times like this that Uncle Seventeen’s fried rice showed its strengths. It was not only economical with ingredients but also didn’t take much effort. With a little spare time, it was quickly whipped up. In comparison, preparing the dog food took a bit longer. Of course, once it was done, the presentation of the dog food was much better than that of Uncle Seventeen’s fried rice—an intact egg yolk, a variety of beans, tender meat, and vegetables of red, green, and purple hues. You didn’t even need to taste it; just smelling the aroma and seeing the appearance made your mouth water. Culinary Artistry [Dog] (LV5) never deceives me. Jiang Yuan couldn’t help but think about Chen Manli, the owner of the stray dog. If it hadn’t been for the encounter with the devil, her life might have gradually returned to peace and happiness with the solace of the stray dog, becoming spiritually fulfilled and smoothly progressing... “Some people, they’re worse off than dogs.” Jiang Yuan scooped out three servings of millet pumpkin porridge, setting it together with the fried rice and dog food. Li Li looked at the fried rice, then at the dog food, and then at the millet pumpkin porridge, and asked with suspicion, “Are you talking about us?” “No. How could that be. It’s not that bad,” Jiang Yuan quickly denied. “Police dogs are provided for, with food and boarding included. It’s normal for people to be worse off than dogs,” Li Li said, eyes fixed on the dog food. While speaking, she pinched out an egg yolk and added, “Three egg yolks are too much. If a dog eats too many egg yolks, it can lead to gastrointestinal discomfort, sometimes diarrhea, vomiting, acute pancreatitis. Eating them long-term can cause weight gain and is bad for the cardiovascular system...” As she spoke, Li Li tossed the egg yolk on top of her own fried rice. The orange-yellow fried rice with an orange-yellow egg yolk on top suddenly looked much more appealing. Li Li nodded in satisfaction, picked up two bowls of dog food, and called Dazhuang over, “Look, other dogs have two bowls of food, so you can have two bowls as well, right?” Dazhuang sat upright and attentive, looking straight ahead. It was trained and, despite being tempted, drooled without turning its head. “Good boy, Dazhuang. Look at the food your Uncle Jiang Yuan made for you. Here’s an egg yolk, here’s a sweet potato cheese ball, and this is sliced duck meat...” Li Li pointed at the dog food, introducing it to Dazhuang while swallowing her saliva and smiling, “Just smelling it is delicious, isn’t it?” Dazhuang barked eagerly once. Li Li chuckled twice, patted Dazhuang’s head, and said, “Go ahead, eat.” As soon as Dazhuang heard the command, it buried its head and started gobbling up the food vigorously, pushing forward. A trained police dog, usually practicing biting and tearing, now appeared ferocious as it chomped down on the food. Li Li turned to get her own fried rice, and glancing back at Dazhuang’s gusto, couldn’t help but feel a bit envious, “It never ate the food I made this quickly. Actually, eating too fast is bad for the health, even for dogs...” Jiang Yuan and Wu Jun exchanged a glance, each silently digging into their rice. Li Li sighed and could only sit down to eat, and for some reason found the egg yolk she had snatched from the top to be especially delicious. Li Li watched the rice in Dazhuang’s bowl, which was drenched with food, and then looked at Jiang Yuan and Doctor Wu sitting in front of her, restraining the urge to move her greedy hand. The pleasure that Uncle Seventeen’s egg fried rice brought to taste and spirit quickly dissipated the negative emotions. In the large police dog squadron, three people and one dog were all eating contentedly. The wind, passing through the red brick walls, made a whining sound. Amid the sound of the wind, the Rottweiler also issued a contented whine. The wonderful moment brought by the food ended with a clang of teeth hitting metal. After finishing the meal, Dazhuang was still a bit dazed, looking at his two thoroughly emptied bowls with a puzzled expression in his dog eyes. “All right, you’ve finished eating,” Li Li said as she stood up, let Dazhuang release the food bowl, and patted its head, “Take a break now, we’ll eat again tomorrow.” Reluctantly lifting his head, Dazhuang looked at Li Li, then at the food bowl, then at Jiang Yuan, and then at the food bowl again, before sheepishly stepping away. “Good dog,” Li Li said as she rewarded the Rottweiler with another pat on the head. Jiang Yuan also finished his fried rice and laughed, “It seems that Dazhuang really enjoyed his meal.” Just as Li Li was about to speak, she saw a black shadow swiftly streak past her side. With a weight of over 100 kilograms, Dazhuang stretched his body and with a single leap, he pounced on Jiang Yuan, sticking out his long tongue and attempting to lick Jiang Yuan’s face. Jiang Yuan: ...I can’t give you my first kiss, and firmly pushed Dazhuang away. Li Li rushed forward to grab hold of Dazhuang. Dragged by Li Li, Dazhuang whimpered like a robust maiden torn from her lover, wailing. Doctor Wu shook his head; dogs really do prefer the young, pah! Jiang Yuan and his master prepared to leave. Li Li waved goodbye, but Dazhuang took the opportunity to bolt out. Before the three could react, Dazhuang bared his teeth and pressed against Jiang Yuan’s leg. “Woo woo woo woo...” Dazhuang used his strong yellow paws to grip Jiang Yuan’s heel and vigorously rubbed his head against Jiang Yuan’s foot. Dazhuang wrapped his paws around Jiang Yuan’s leg, headbutting the ground... And vigorously wagged his thick black tail while sticking out his buttocks. With a flushed face, Li Li felt that she had not trained Dazhuang well enough. It was just a meal, wasn’t it? But as she thought about the egg on that fried rice, even after just being satisfied, her throat suddenly filled with saliva again. She suddenly felt a bit envious of Dazhuang, who hugged the leg so openly... ...

Chapter 61 - 61 60 s Calmness

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