"The two must have something going on!" ording to his careful observation, Arvin really took the initiative ining over to Ang''s house.


    In the dinning room, Ang secretly dialed Lily''s number. "How have you been, grandma?"


    Lily was pleased to hear from Ang. "You remembered me, my little sweetheart!"


    "Of course. Well, I''ve got one thing to ask you, grandma."


    "Feel free to say it."


    Ang peered at Sven and Arvin, who was seated around the table. "What does Arvin like to eat, grandma?"


    Her question made Lily''s eyes lighten up. ''She cared about Arvin! That''s a good news!'' Lily replied, "Arvin likes nothing special, but he does have something he dislikes."


    Ang was so thrilled that she''d like to hit her own thigh. That was exactly what she wanted to know. "So, what is the food that he doesn''t like?"


    "Arvin doesn''t like red-cooked pork,tro, eggnt..." Lily was d to tell Ang all she knew about Arvin''s dislikes in food, meat and vegetables.


    Ang snickered, "Okay, I got it. Thank you, grandma!"


    "Is Avrin with you, Ang?"


    "Yes, grandma. My mum''s hurrying me and we are going to have dinner soon. I have to go. I''ll visit you when I''m free!"


    Lily agreed, "Okay. You should go."


    "Bye!"


    ...


    After ending the call, Ang walked towards the dining table, where everybody was already seated. Chuck was seated on the main seat, with Daisy on his right hand and Sven on his left. Arvin was seated next to Sven.


    Ang''s eyes rolled. She moved towards Sven and clutched his sleeves as she smiled innocently at him. "Could you move and sit with mum, Sven? It''s rare that Director Gu came to our home. As one of his employees, I need to ensure that he''s well treated in our home."


    Her words sessfully drew everyone''s attention.


    Earlier, she drove Arvin away, but now she changed her mind and didn''t want him to go?


    Sven stood up without a second thought and sat next to Daisy. As what Ang had wished, she sat beside Arvin.


    It seemed like Arvin curved the corner of his mouth. There was a saying, The weasel goes to pay his respects to the hen - not with the best of intentions.


    It was a great dinner toni


    “Let''s go and register our marriage on your birthday!”


    Marrying Daniel should have been her best birthday gift, but everything was ruined the moment when she caught him sleeping with another woman on the day before her birthday.


    “He’s going to marry that woman! She... was my best friend!"


    t. "It was no good idea to make Arvin eat so much red-cooked pork, Ang. This mushroom soup with winter gourd is good, too. Refill it in Avrin''s bowl, Ang. "


    "Mum... He can refill it on his own." Ang felt droopy seeing that her n didn''t go as she wished.


    "Didn''t you say that you have many things to consult with Arvin, Ang? Be friendly, okay?" Then, Daisy passed the scoop over to Ang.


    Ang took the scoop over. "That''s... my mum! ="


    When she was about to take Arvin''s bowl, he stopped her. At first, Ang was confused but then Arvin exined, "Guiding you is no big deal. It''s just a small case. However, dropping by in this home might have caused Ang to be unhappy, so it''s my fault. I am sorry." After saying this, Arvin refilled Ang''s bowl with soup.


    ''Avrin would say sorry too me?'' Ang almost choked herself with the porridge inside her mouth. ''Did I mishear him?


    But his words suggested that I was being difficult?''


    After refilling the bowl with soup, Arvin admitted, "Sorry that I made you unhappy, Ang."


    As a matter of fact, Arvin''s words did have twoyers of meaning. For one thing, he was sorry for the situation right now. Another thing was that he wanted to apologize for the private examination incident. He did a lot of thinking and he realized that he was a little hard on Ang at that time.


    Ang was inexperienced at her new job, so it was also a genuine apology for that incident.