Although Madam Liu did not know what to say, she was thrilled to see the dumplings. She felt that saying thank you was not enough. "I-I don't even know what to say, Qiuhua."
Shen Qiuhua waved her hand and said smilingly, "There's no need to say anything. The dumplings taste good, so you can make some for your children and grandson to eat in the future."
Madam Liu nodded. "I remember how to make them. Still, I'll have to trouble you if I can't wrap the dumplings properly."
Shen Qiuhua said, "Don't be shy to ask me for help, Sister-in-law. After all, we're family."
The word "family" relaxed Madam Liu's heart as she returned to her senses and said, "Okay."
She went to the cabinet, removed a large basket, and poured the dumplings inside. Then Shen Qiuhua put the plates back in her basket and said, "The dumplings will stick together if you keep them for too long. Keep them like this if you have leftovers so they won't stick together so easily."
