"That's not necessary," Mei Mengzhen said, then asked, "Lun Yang, did we already buy everything for tomorrow's breakfast? Does that mean we can all sleep in a bit tomorrow morning?"
When Lun Yang heard her say that, he thought it might really be the case. He checked things off in his mind, "We've got lean meat, preserved eggs, rice, chicken giblets, noodles, all those. If we just eat these, we really don't need anything else—and it doesn't seem like we'll need any other veggies either—so we can save the breakfast money for lunch and dinner."
Talking about lunch and dinner, Lun Yang quickly added, "Zhenzhen, I said earlier that just a little bit of each would be enough for us, but I think we should eat a bit more tomorrow morning. If we wait until dinner to eat again, that'll definitely not be enough."
