The Cold War Between Lala and Mom Intensifies During the Cooking Phase!

The kitchen, once filled with warmth and laughter, had turned into a silent battlefield. Lala stood at one side of the counter, arms crossed, while Mom calmly prepared ingredients on the other. Neither of them spoke, but the tension in the air was impossible to ignore.

It all started with a small disagreement earlier that day. Mom had asked Lala to help cook dinner, but Lala, still upset about not getting her way, reluctantly agreed. Now, every movement felt like part of an unspoken competition.

Mom chopped vegetables with steady precision. Chop, chop, chop. Lala, not wanting to be outdone, grabbed a knife and began slicing even faster. The sound echoed louder than necessary, as if she were trying to prove something.

“Be careful,” Mom said softly, not even looking up.

“I know what I’m doing,” Lala replied quickly, her tone sharper than the knife in her hand.

Silence fell again.

As the cooking continued, the “cold war” escalated. Mom added seasoning to the pot, and Lala immediately reached for another spice jar, sprinkling in her own choice without asking. Mom paused for a second, then continued stirring as if nothing had happened—but the slight sigh didn’t go unnoticed.

Soon, even the smallest actions became statements. When Mom adjusted the heat, Lala turned it down. When Lala placed the plates on the table, Mom quietly rearranged them. Neither argued openly, but their quiet resistance spoke volumes.

From the doorway, others watched nervously, unsure whether to step in or stay out of it. Buem whispered, “Is it just me, or does the soup taste like tension?”

Despite everything, the meal slowly came together. The aroma filled the room, warm and inviting, almost as if trying to soften the mood between them.

Finally, as they sat down to eat, Lala hesitated. She glanced at Mom, who gently pushed the best-looking dish toward her without saying a word.

That small gesture broke the ice—just a little.

Lala quietly took a bite. “It’s… good,” she admitted.

Mom smiled faintly. And just like that, the cold war began to thaw, one silent moment at a time.

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