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... reshening up.

She stood quietly to the side, waiting. Zhou Lan brought out a soft steamed bun from the kitchen. It was green and handed it to Jiang Xia.

Jiang Xia was wary, “Mom, what kind of vegetable juice did you add to the bun this time?”

No wonder Jiang Xia was so suspicious. As a child, she hated eating spinach. To ensure she got the nutrients, Zhou Lan would juice the spinach and add it to noodles, buns, and any food she could think of. This only made Jiang Xia mor ...

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