Chapter 69

　　When she was in the UK, Harry was surprisingly fond of eating dumplings, and Glenda gave him many packages for this reason. 　　But because of this, she, who didn't like pasta since she was a child, gradually feels hurt when she was eating it. Now she is confused when she sees dumplings. 　　But considering the feelings of her grandpa, Glenda still got up from the bed lazily, and said to the door: "I know, I will go down now." 　　Aunt Ding responded, and the sound of footsteps quickly disappeared from the stairs. 　　After sneezing, Glenda was a little dizzy when she stood up and felt the pain from the torn on her belly. 　　... 　　In the restaurant on the first floor, Mr. Gray was using a spoon to dipping into his own dish, and said to Glenda who was walking down from the second floor: "Come and taste the dumplings and seafood stuffing made by your aunt. You must love it." 　　Glenda sneezed out, with a silly expression, but also sat at the table