The best thing about having a cook in the family is that you can eat whatever you want.
There’s nothing you can’t eat, only things you can’t think of.
Moreover, their family doesn’t have just one cook, but three.
Jiang Ran is one, Pei Yang is another, and Pei Shanshan is one too.
And that’s just understating it.
If you really count, Pei Huai’s cooking skills are also quite good. Calling him a cook wouldn’t be wrong.
Even Wang Cuilan has very good cooking skills.
The whole family is full of cooks, let alone going hungry, it’s a wonder they’re not all gaining weight.
Pei Yang’s cooking is not only delicious but also very quick.
They hadn’t been talking in the living room for long when Pei Yang’s voice came from the kitchen.
Calling them over to serve the food.
Since there are many people who can cook at home, the ingredients are always well-stocked.
Even if they suddenly wanted to make something, the home had the materials.
Despite the short time, Pei Yang still managed to prepare a sumptuous meal.
As the food was served on the table, the family sat around.
No need for any false courtesy, Wang Cuilan picked up her chopsticks and urged everyone to start eating.
"Eat more dishes, less rice, don’t let the dishes go to waste."
Upon hearing this, everyone laughed.
Laugh as they might, they had to admit that what Wang Cuilan said was indeed true.
No matter what the dish, it tastes best when freshly made.
If there’s any left, reheating and eating it next time, not only does it lose its appearance,
but the taste also suffers quite a bit.
Two days quickly went by, and it was the weekend.
On weekends, there were no classes at school, so those few students came to take the exam this day.
The exam consisted of a written test and an interview.
The written test questions were prepared by Jiang Ran herself.
She knew exactly what kind of employee she needed and what knowledge they should possess, so she felt at ease only preparing the questions herself.
As for the interview, of course, she did it herself.
Not just her, Pei Huai joined as well.
Jiang Ran trusted Pei Huai’s judgment of people.
Having one more person offered another perspective, allowing for a more comprehensive evaluation.
The written test took two hours, a duration Jiang Ran calculated after completing the test herself.
If she did it herself, it would only take an hour.
But since everyone is different and these students hadn’t encountered as much as she had, and considering she wrote the questions herself, Jiang Ran decided on two hours after some thought.
After the written test, it was almost noon.
Actually, interviews require more careful preparation than tests, because a written test only needs you to think and write down the answers.
But in an interview, you need to respond fluently.
To ensure they were well-prepared, Jiang Ran let them go home and return by 3 PM that afternoon.
After sending those people off, Jiang Ran started grading their papers.
Seeing Jiang Ran so eager, Pei Huai only smiled and said nothing.
During this time, he had seen her anxiously stressed over this matter.
Now, finally, there was a glimmer of hope, just a step away, so he certainly wouldn’t disturb her now.
Jiang Ran graded the papers quickly, and since there were only seven papers, she finished all of them before 3 PM.