After I traveled through the book, I spoiled the anorexic prince

Gu Qinghe did not give him another name.

In the following days, she deliberately avoided leaving blank space.

She took the village ox cart to the town and bought all the seasonings and ingredients needed for the kitchen at the grain, oil and grocery store. She also bought two thick cotton coats for the winter for each of the three people including Aunt Gu.

When she brought it back, the joy on Chang'an and Xier's faces was as bright and warm as the warm sun in winter. They kept circling around her, touching her new clothes from time to time and looking at the bottles and jars in the kitchen, just like newborn birds curious about the new world.

Aunt Gu pulled her aside, with a worried look on her face, as if she was worried that her money came from an unknown source and would be harmed.

She pushed all of this onto Liu Bai.

When talking about Liu Bai, Aunt Gu's worry became even more serious: "That child hasn't eaten for almost two days. Don't you really need to take care of him?"

Because she had let him eat a few mouthfuls of porridge before, Gu Qinghe had twenty hours of life left, so in the past two days, no matter how the system urged her in her mind to feed him, she pretended not to hear it.

And Liubai hasn't spoken since that night when he asked her to change her name and she refused.

He had a cold personality to begin with, and after he stopped following Gu Qinghe around, he had even less presence in this family, and it was hard for Aunt Gu to still remember him.

Gu Qinghe glanced at the blank door of the locked room, said nothing, and turned to go to the kitchen to cook lunch.

She took out the chili peppers (a kind of green pepper that we usually eat) she bought from the town, and the half-lean and half-fat pork belly (commonly known as pork belly) she had bought in advance, and prepared to make a famous dish from a certain southern region - fried pork with peppers.

Gu Qinghe used the back of a knife to smash the chili peppers, then cut them into long strips. He then peeled the pork belly, cut it into thin slices, and marinated it with sauce.

After the ingredients were ready, she sat at the stove and lit the fire. Aunt Gu came over to help her. When the pot started to heat up, she put the chopped peppers into the pot, added some salt and stir-fried them, then took out the marinated pork belly and added some garlic tips until the meat slices changed color.

When the aroma of the sauced meat filled the whole house, two little guys came in with their mouths full of greed, and asked in a chattering voice: "Auntie, what delicious food are you making?"

Gu Qinghe put the previously fried peppers back into the pot and stir-fried them. While doing so, he picked up a piece of meat for them to eat.

"Wow! It's delicious, aunt! I want to eat more!" Xi'er's eyes were full of surprise. She looked to Chang'an for approval, indicating that she was not the only one who wanted to eat it: "Isn't it, brother?"

"Hmm!" Changan swallowed and nodded vigorously: "It's delicious, I want to eat it!"

Gu Qinghe took the dishes out of the pot and said with a smile, "Aunt cooked a lot, enough for you two little guys to eat to your heart's content."

After cooking a few more side dishes, Gu Qinghe invited everyone to the table to eat, but still did not mention asking Liu Bai to eat. Aunt Gu was hesitant to speak, and finally could only direct Chang An, "An'er, go and ask Uncle Liu Bai to eat."

Gu Qinghe didn't say anything about this, he just silently took another bowl.

Changan went to shout obediently, and within two seconds, he came back alone with a sentence: "Uncle Liubai said that his name is not Liubai."

Xier blinked in confusion: "But Uncle Liubai is not called Liubai, then what is he called?"

Changan shook his head: "I don't know."

Gu Qinghe pointed at the table and said, "Eat, eat. You must be hungry. Eat quickly. If it gets cold, it won't taste good anymore."

Aunt Gu sighed silently. She didn't know why the two of them suddenly had a conflict. They were fine on the day they picked up the person, but after returning from the yard that night, both of them were acting strange.