Chapter 32

An ZhiXia came out of her space, ready to rest, but found that it was already bright outside.

Sunshine streamed in through the window and warmly illuminated her.

"ZhiXia, are you up? Have you had breakfast?" Zhou Nan's voice came from outside. She had left food for her yesterday morning, but that couldn't go on every day so late.

An ZhiXia, who had just wanted to go to sleep, had to force herself to open the door alertly, "I'm up now."

"Hurry up and wash up to eat breakfast," Zhou Nan urged her, "Just right, your third brother is working at the hospital today, later we'll have him take us to the hospital and get you checked out."

An ZhiXia was stunned for a moment, "I'm fine, I don't need to get checked." If she could, she didn't even want to eat now, she just wanted to hurry up and sleep.

Zhou Nan also didn't expect her to say this, because they had already talked about going to the hospital yesterday, and at that time she didn't object.

While hurriedly eating breakfast, An JingZhi said, "If she doesn't want to go, then don't force her. It just means her body doesn't have any discomfort, that's good."

An ZhiXian also chimed in, "If you are really uneasy about little sister's health, wait until I get back tonight and I'll check her pulse. Although I'm still just an intern doctor, I've started seeing patients at the hospital."

"That works too, do as you like," Zhou Nan also felt uneasy in her heart, she really didn't have the extra heart to deal with anything else.

After An ZhiXia washed her face and came back, she couldn't help but yawn.

An ZhiXian was the first to notice, "Little sister, did you not sleep well last night? Your eyes are so dark!"

An ZhiAng hurriedly looked up, "Yes, was it too hot in the room?" He was also unbearably hot last night and hadn't fallen asleep until late at night. His third brother who he shared the bed with was extremely annoyed with him. In the end, he simply took a mat and went to sleep in the yard.

Whether it was hot or not, An ZhiXia hadn't noticed at all. As soon as she returned to the room, she went into her space. The temperature in her space was just right, not hot or cold. By the time she came back out, it was already bright outside.

But she really was tired.

"It was a little hot, but it was okay. It's just that fourth brother's bed is too soft. I've never slept on such a soft bed before. Lying on it was like a dream, I was afraid that if I fell asleep, I would really be dreaming." She knew how to act pitiful. She was capable of it just like An MeiYun.

Sure enough, as soon as she said this, the look in Zhou Nan's eyes instantly became guilty again.

"We were negligent before, letting you suffer so much alone, but not anymore. Your brothers will cherish you from now on," An ZhiAng comfortingly patted her on the shoulder, not hiding the distress in his eyes at all.

Then he turned to ask An Zhiren and An ZhiXian, "Right, second and third brothers?"

As An ZhiAng spoke, he signaled them with his eyes to hurry up and agree.

An ZhiXian glared at him, simply murmuring in agreement, "Yes."

An Zhiren also smiled and nodded.

Among the four sons of the An family, only the fourth was the most short-sighted, wearing all of his likes and dislikes on his face. He was also often taken advantage of because of this, but it was a pity he just couldn't change this bad habit.

Fortunately, his older brothers who doted on their younger brother always protected him. Who could let the silly little brother be the most lovable compared to the rest of the crafty brothers?

Therefore, regarding the sister he wholeheartedly wanted to protect, An Zhiren and An ZhiXian also held an attitude of cherishing and yielding to her.

Of course, for now it was just that.

To say that as soon as she returned they had deep feelings for her, although they were of the same mother, they weren't twins. They truly couldn't understand An ZhiAng's unconditional bias.

After eating breakfast, An ZhiXia went back to sleep until noon.

In the afternoon, Zhou Nan went out and An MeiYun still hadn't returned. An WenQing went next door to the neighbor's house to play with the kids. An ZhiXia then returned to her room again.

The wheat she had planted in her space yesterday had sprouted, and the rice seedlings had also emerged. As for the field she had previously harvested, there was no need for replanting at all. The seeds that had accidentally fallen in the field had already sprouted and were growing quickly.

Even the grains she had scattered on the grass to feed the chickens and ducks that they didn't finish eating had sprouted.

She didn't deal with them, just leaving them on the grass as feed.

The kitchen she had just tidied up still hadn't been used yet, so she had to try it out first.

Especially that large oven, these were all her family's property after all, just looking at it made her happy. You never know until you see. What a shock!

The post-apocalyptic plane seemed to be even more advanced than the modern plane, because the items were clearly more user-friendly.

A seemingly simple oven had automatic power storage functions listed in the user manual.

The oven didn't even have an electrical plug to plug in, because when not in use, it could automatically absorb ambient heat and store it in an internal battery. The battery capacity was also very powerful. It only needed one night to fully charge, but could be used continuously for several days.

Other kitchen appliances like the rice cooker and blender also had this feature. Only the frying pan still required fire, but there was also an electromagnetic stove with the same functionality.

Using them was so convenient. Even the generator the animal husbandry tycoon had gotten for her was temporarily useless.

An ZhiXia used the flour and eggs given to her by the animal husbandry tycoon. The chickens she raised were collecting eggs to incubate chicks, so she didn't dare eat the eggs gathered by the mother hens now in order to quickly expand her animal husbandry business.

The oven was very large. She baked several loaves of bread at once, but there was still a lot of empty space at the bottom.

She also caught a large shrimp as long as half her arm from the sea, processed it, and placed it at the very bottom of the oven before starting the preheat timer.

While she had time, she took the low-grade pearls she had made yesterday and crushed them in a grinder.

She also picked a lot of herbs that could whiten skin, along with rose petals, and dried everything in the food dehydrator. Then she ground them into powder together.

By the time she finished this, the bread was baked.

As soon as she opened the oven, a sweet fragrant scent wafted out, making her empty stomach that hadn't eaten much growl hungrily.

An ZhiXia didn't dare eat too much, only eating half of a small loaf. Then she put the rest in a box and into her storage space. That way, the next time she took it out it would still be freshly baked and piping hot.

As for the shrimp as long as her arm, she didn't hold back at all, eating most of it. Her stomach was so full she couldn't eat any more, so she threw the rest on the grass to feed the geese.