Stars In His Eyes-Chapter 1670: His Whole World Is Only You 3

When Ding Jinshi left the house in the morning, Ding Long was still around, so Ding Jinshi didn’t feel any change in her life because Ding Long went on a business trip. As a result, she spent the whole day at work joking and laughing with her colleagues. 𝙧𝙚𝙚𝔀𝒆𝓫𝓷𝙤𝓿𝒆𝙡.𝒄𝙤𝓶

It’s probably a habit by now; the first thing Ding Jinshi does when she gets home is to toss her bag onto the sofa and immediately shout towards the kitchen, "Ding Long! When can we cook? I’m starving to death here!"

After shouting, she waited silently for a few seconds without getting a response from Ding Long. Only then did she regretfully slap her forehead, completely forgetting that Ding Long had gone on a business trip!

Even though Ding Long was away on a business trip, Ding Jinshi’s three daily meals were still taken care of by Ding Long. The lunch that Ding Jinshi ate at work was all arranged and sent over by someone Ding Long found. When Ding Long was home, he’d cook some simple dishes in the evening, or they would eat out. Now that Ding Long was on a business trip, he arranged for the person who delivered lunch to also send breakfast and dinner, all to their residence.

About half an hour after Ding Jinshi got home, someone delivered her dinner. When it reached Ding Jinshi’s hands, it was still piping hot and hadn’t lost its flavor.

However, sitting at the small square dining table, Ding Jinshi suddenly felt a bit out of sorts; without Ding Long there, she had no one to eat with.

Having long been accustomed to seeing Ding Long day and night, seeing no one all of a sudden made it hard for Ding Jinshi to deny that she missed the days when Ding Long sat across from her, bickering and teasing until she was annoyed and couldn’t eat.

Those days were so vibrant and lively, much better than sitting here alone like a lifeless candle.

On the first day of Ding Long’s business trip, Ding Jinshi thought he would call her and nag, but by ten o’clock at night when she was ready to rest, she still hadn’t received a call from Ding Long. After taking a shower, she didn’t wait anymore and went back to her room.

Unexpectedly, as soon as she lay down, she noticed a piece of paper tucked under the pillow. Picking it up, she instantly recognized Ding Long’s forceful handwriting: "Remember to drink warm milk before bed!"

Ding Jinshi rubbed her nose, wondering if Ding Long was psychic—did he just know she’d forget this matter?

That note wasn’t there when she left in the morning, so it must have been put under her pillow by Ding Long, who left after her when she was at work.

After reading it, Ding Jinshi crumpled the paper into a ball and tossed it in the bin, then covered herself with the blanket, turned off the lights, and went to sleep with a bit of smugness in her heart. Hmph, this little paper trick, once it’s a crumpled ball and out of sight, she’d just say she drank it, and in the morning, she’d take the milk to feed the stray cats near work.

The next morning, Ding Jinshi woke up as usual when the alarm went off, and half an hour later, breakfast was delivered on time. Originally thinking the delivery boy would leave like yesterday, she didn’t expect that the boy had one more item than the day before—two boxes of milk.

"Miss Ding, Mr. Ding instructed me to remind Miss Ding to drink warm milk before bed." The boy smiled, emphasizing the word "warm" and, as if he didn’t notice Ding Jinshi’s changing expression, continued, "Mr. Ding also said, please have a cup of honey water before breakfast; it’s good for your health."

"Please relay for me to tell him to shut up." Ding Jinshi took the items, closed the door on the boy, and patted her forehead, feeling a slight headache, "Ding Long is definitely a wizard."