"Yes, Mr. Gu." The waitress bowed her head respectfully to Gu Yusheng, made a "please" gesture to Qin Zhi 'ai, and led her to the elevator respectfully.
…
The waitress swiped the room card for Qin Zhi 'ai, invited her into the room, and asked, "Miss Qin, is there anything else you need?"
Qin Zhi 'ai, who had drunk a lot of juice, had a sweet taste in her mouth. She said softly to the waitress, "Please pour me a glass of water."
"Okay, Miss Qin." The waitress quickly walked to the water bar and heated up a glass of water for Qin Zhi 'ai. After handing it to Qin Zhi' ai, she said politely and meekly, "Miss Qin, you can call the front desk if you need anything."
Qin Zhi 'ai drank half of the glass of water, looked up, and smiled at the waitress. "Okay, thank you."
"If there's nothing else, Miss Qin, I'll leave now."
Qin Zhi 'ai didn't say anything, but nodded slightly.
The waitress lowered her head, walked out of the room, and closed the door gently.
…
Back on the first floor, it was still crowded.
The waitress who had taken Qin Zhi 'ai upstairs walked to Gu Yusheng and told him, "Miss Qin is in room 1302." Then she walked around the lobby, busy with other waitresses.
When the waitress passed by Zhou Jing's table, Zhou Jing put down her chopsticks, turned her head, and said, "Waitress."
The waitress walked to Zhou Jing, lowered her head, and asked, "Miss, what can I do for you?"
"Pour me a glass of water." Zhou Jing looked like she was asking for water, but when no one was paying attention, she whispered in the waitress's ear, "How's everything going?"
"Miss, please wait a moment." The waitress quickly came back with a glass of water and returned to Zhou Jing's side. When she bent over to put the glass on the table, she deliberately leaned closer to Zhou Jing and said in a low voice, "Everything went smoothly, 1302."
Zhou Jing knew that room 1302 was the room Qin Zhi 'ai was in, as if the waitress hadn't told her anything. She calmly picked up the glass, smiled at the waitress, and said, "Thank you."
"Miss, you're welcome." The waitress bowed, then pointed to the used plate on Zhou Jing's table, and asked with a good attitude, "Miss, would you like to change your plate?"
Zhou Jing nodded.
The waiter immediately brought her a new plate and left.
[I accidentally copied the wrong chapter. I added a small theater.]
After Little Peanut started primary school, he would keep a diary every day.
The next day, Qin Zhi 'ai would do regular check-ups.
For the sake of Little Peanut's teeth, Qin Zhi 'ai had always been especially strict with her favorite cake.
Occasionally, in order to improve the relationship between father and daughter, Gu Yusheng would secretly feed Little Peanut cake and repeatedly emphasize, "Don't let Mommy know, or he'll be punished to kneel on durians."
Little Peanut stared at the cake and nodded his head sincerely.
The next night, when Gu Yusheng returned home from work, what awaited him was not his wife and daughter, but a huge durian and a diary.
In the diary, Little Peanut's crooked handwriting clearly said: Daddy secretly fed me cake today. He also told me that I mustn't tell Mommy, otherwise I'll be punished by kneeling on a durian.
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