C19 I'll Do It.

The reason why he made this dish was because he liked it very much. When he was with Lowell, he would always pester Lowell to make it for him. And when Lowell made it, Fianna would watch from the side and occasionally help Lowell.

Over time, Fianna would get used to it. Although she had never had the chance to practice it, Lowell was always willing to let her do it when he was with her. Later on, when she was alone, she was even less in the mood to do it. She only missed him and felt sad.

Although this was the case, Fianna was still very confident in herself. No one knew where her confidence came from. In the end, Fianna happily decided to eat meat, vegetables, and soup. It should be enough for her and Lowell.

Fianna went to cook the vegetables and tomato egg soup. Although it might not be as delicious, Fianna did not have a high standard, so she just made do.

However, when it came to sweet and sour pork, Fianna was in a dilemma. She had never really cooked it before. Everything was just a theory, and when it came to real practice, Fianna was in a dilemma, what should she do first?

Fianna pondered for a while. Suddenly, a lightbulb went off in her head. Yes, cut the meat first. Just as Fianna was about to start cutting the meat, Lowell suddenly appeared beside Fianna and gave her a fright. She almost threw the knife away. Fortunately, Lowell reacted quickly and caught it.

"I'll do it."

"No need, no need. I'll do it. I should be doing something."

Although she said that, her actions betrayed her. She really couldn't do it!

"Are you sure you can do it?"

Lowell's words made Fianna speechless and silently walked away.

In fact, when she sneakily went to Lowell's door and looked around, Lowell had already noticed her. However, he was currently on video call with Wensel, so he didn't have time to bother Fianna. So, Fianna thought that he didn't know.

After hastily instructing Wensel, Lowell turned off the video and came out to see what Fianna was going to do.

Seeing that Fianna had come to the kitchen, Lowell did not call out to her. Seeing that she was planning to do something, he saw that Fianna had thought about it for a moment. Then he found that Fianna was conflicted. When Fianna was conflicted, her eyebrows would always be slightly furrowed, and then she would have a bitter face.

Lowell immediately understood that this little girl would not be able to cook. Lowell was happy to enjoy the fruits of her labor. He observed her from the second floor and did not go down to help.

In the end, Fianna seemed to have made a big decision. She started to take out the ingredients from the fridge one by one, then started to wash rice and cook. After that, she started to pick vegetables and stir-fry them.

Not long after, he saw her making tomato egg soup and stir-fried vegetables. Then, he saw the little girl looking at a pile of ingredients and a piece of meat with worry. After thinking for a long time, she finally made her move. Lowell saw her holding the knife and looking at the meat, and he was a little scared. He quickly went down to help.

She did not expect the girl to be so engrossed in her work that she did not notice that he was already standing beside her. When she saw him, she was so frightened that she almost threw the knife away. Fortunately, Lowell caught it. He glanced at the materials on the table and roughly knew what the girl was going to do. However, with Lowell's understanding of her, the girl most likely would not do it. That was why he was worried just now.