"Okay!"n''s gaze was gentle as he stared at her.


    Natalie was busy organizing things and didn''t notice his intense stare.


    "Oh, right,n, there''s also a huge crab. I had a really hard time catching itst night. It even pricked my hand. Luckily, it didn''t pinch me."


    "After your grandmother is discharged, you should learn to swim. I can take you diving with me sometime."


    "Okay! Thank you, sis!"n''s eyes were fixed on her injured finger.


    It was just a small scratch, but to Natalie, it didn''t hinder her at all.


    The old woman was out for a check-up and wasn''t in the room.


    Natalie headed towards the kitchte, andn followed nervously behind her.


    He had cleaned the kitchte thoroughly.


    Natalie lifted the lid of the electric pot and was hit by the smell of something burnt.


    Natalie smiled and scooped out the burnt contents. "It''s okay. You go wait for your grandma. I''ll make the soup. It''ll be ready in about forty minutes."


    Natalie thought for a moment and said, "Sure. I''ll cook. You go wait for your grandma."


    "Okay, okay, I''ll go wait for her. We''ll be right back."


    She was washing the pot. He watched her for a moment, then went to wait for his grandmother, a warm feeling spreading through his heart as he turned away.


    After washing the pot, Natalie took out the lobster to prepare it, then began to cook dinner in an orderly fashion.


    Her silhouette was lovely, and her movements were elegant.


    When he saw her turn around, he quickly ducked back out of sight.


    Natalie was focused on preparing dinner and didn''t noticen watching her.


    An hourter,n returned with his grandmother.


    The old woman was delighted to see Natalie. "Ms. Sanders, you''re here."


    Natalie smiled and nodded. "Please sit. I''ve made some soup. Let''s have dinner together."


    "Wonderful, wonderful, that''s great. Ms. Sanders, thank you so much. You''re so busy, yet you still came to cook for us."


    "I had some free time today, so I came to see how you were doing. I''m so relieved to see you recovering so well."


    "Oh my!" The old woman''s face was filled with gratitude. "Ms. Sanders, this is all thanks to you. Because of you, I''m healthy and can continue to look after ourn. If I can live, naturally want to live a few more years to see ourn seedin his career, get married, and have children."


    The old woman sat down happily. "I trust you, I trust you. Ourn is the best."


    Natalie brought the dishes to the table. She had cooked a simple cabbage dish, as older people often prefer lighter food.


    There was a bowl of soup and stir-fried cuttlefish.


    After dinner, the old womany down to rest.


    Ian walked Natalie downstairs to get a taxi.


    "Thank you for tonight. I ate so much."n''s smile was as pure as the moonlight.


    Seeing him happy made Natalie happy too. "I''m d you enjoyed it. I''m heading back now You should go up and be with your grandma. Call me if you need anything."


    Beforen could reply, a sleazy voice cut in, "Well, well! Ian, what a coincidence seeing you here."