Ma Nanji sat not far from Musheng and saw Ma Nanji's eyes spinning, which let Musheng know that Ma Nanji was certainly holding back something to say.
At the Mu Family's dinner table, speaking was allowed, but making impolite sounds, such as the clattering of knives and forks on plates, had to be gentle and quiet.
Seeing Ma Nanji's expression at that moment, Musheng asked him quietly from not too far away, "If you have something to say, just say it."
Ma Nanji immediately, as if he had seen a savior, blurted out to Musheng, "Sis, I'm not full!"
Although the voice was soft, it was still clearly heard by the people nearby.
The Mu Family's dinner was Western cuisine, featuring high-end foie gras and French red wine. While it looked upscale, the portions were indeed small. But this had always been the custom of the Mu Family, as it was believed that one should not eat too much at night.
