I have ten trillion licking dog gold

They chatted and laughed all the way, skipping and jumping.

Before they even got home, just as they were about to enter, Yu Yao tilted her head back and shouted at the top of her lungs, "Sister Liuli, Sister Liuli, we bought so many snacks!"

Jiang Chen was surprised and subconsciously looked up, then spotted the Taoist nun in the sky garden.

Did he really start taking care of Li Shurui's flowers and plants?

Once inside, the little girl took off running upstairs.

Mr. Jiang put down the snacks. Since it was just the two of them, a man and a woman alone, they should avoid any impropriety. So he said, "I'll go upstairs and take a look."

Yu Hui smoothed her hair and nodded gently.

Upon arriving at the Sky Garden, the little girl grabbed the Taoist nun's hand and said impatiently, "Sister Liuli, let's go down and eat quickly!"

It's in a child's nature to be greedy.

What's rare is that they know how to share.

"What are you doing."

The person who followed in looked around in surprise.

He had only been in Haojiang for a few days, less than a week, but the garden had already changed drastically. The various strangely shaped bonsai had disappeared, replaced by a thick, even layer of soil.

I heard Li Shurui say before that taking care of bonsai was too tedious and that she was planning to give the right to use this place to Duanmu Liuli. Would she really be so decisive?

"Sister Liuli is planting medicinal herbs."

"Medicinal herbs?"

Jiang Chen looked at the little girl who had answered on his behalf.

"Yup!"

Yu Yao smiled brightly, "These seeds were brought by me for Sister Liuli."

Someone's eyes flickered as they re-examined the newly turned muddy ground before them. Although the seeds had likely just been sown and nothing was yet apparent, given time, perhaps tall vines would sprout, bearing gourds, from which children who could speak would emerge...

So the person didn't express any opinion and smiled kindly, "Go wash your hands."

The Taoist nun went to clean.

Boss Jiang led the little girl downstairs, taking the opportunity to inquire, "What seeds did you bring for Sister Liuli?"

"Cucumbers, peas, cabbage... and tomatoes. Tomato sauce is delicious."

Children's voices are innocent and playful; their words are uninhibited.

The child's voice was very soothing, but Boss Jiang's eyes twitched.

Cucumber? Peas? Chinese cabbage?
Even if it's not the Calabash Brothers, it should at least be something like the Nine-Aperture Exquisite Flower, the Blood Heart Netherworld Grass, the Ice Soul Jade Lotus, or the Purple Flame Spirit Ginseng, right?

Is it because you can't buy Chinese cabbage in the city or something?
"Brother, the vegetables in the city are polluted and bad for your health."

hiss.

The little girl seemed to know what he was thinking.

Could it be mind reading?

Mr. Jiang was practically obsessed, and realizing the problem himself, he quickly calmed his mind, cleared his head, and said, "Whether it's hygienic or not doesn't depend on the seeds, but on the environment. Vegetables from the mountains are healthy because the soil and water there are healthy, but that doesn't mean that transplanting seeds from the mountains will keep them non-toxic and harmless."

It is simple and unadorned, yet it contains profound philosophical insights.

Let's not even talk about the food.

Even the ethereal and otherworldly Taoist nuns, after descending the mountain, are not immune to a certain degree of "contamination".

The little girl looked up, seemingly understanding but not quite, and said, "Then next time I'll just bring the vegetables down for my brother."

Jiang Chen smiled wryly.

After going downstairs and handing the child over to the other mother, Jiang Chen asked, "Is Yao Yao going to start elementary school soon?"

Yu Hui was slightly taken aback, then nodded and said, "I've reached that age."

Any thoughts?

"what?"

The beautiful host had a clear and lovely expression. Even though she had lived in the "harsh" mountain environment for a long time and lacked skincare, her skin was delicate and her complexion was radiant. If Jiang Chen didn't know her, he would never have imagined that her child was already seven years old.

"What do you mean, 'ah'?"

Jiang Chen laughed and said, "Do you really plan to live in seclusion in the mountains with your child for the rest of your life?"

"Why don't you go watch TV first?"

Yu Hui said softly.

"Mommy, are we watching 'Boonie Bears'?"

"Either is fine." "Yes!"

The little girl ran off happily.

Yes.

There isn't even a television on the mountain.

"If I could, I would like to."

Looking at her daughter's small figure sitting obediently on the sofa after turning on the TV, Yu Hui, whose life had been full of ups and downs, smiled with an unspeakable bitterness in her eyes.

"What about Yao Yao? You've been through everything, but her life has just begun. She won't go to school? She won't make friends? She won't date? She won't get married in the future?"

"..."

Yu Hui was speechless for a moment; as her guardian, she hadn't considered all of this.

"I just hope she can grow up safely, that's enough."

Jiang Chen understood the other party's concerns.

Surnames can be changed, but blood ties cannot.

Although the Luo brothers, who had committed numerous evils, received their due punishment, it did not mean they would win the forgiveness of their enemies.

The principle of not injuring family members is merely a moral requirement and is not bound by law.

“With the old Taoist priest’s connection, no one will hurt you anymore. You’ve been on the mountain for so long, you can start a new life now.”

Jiang Chen chuckled.

Yu Hui pursed her lips. Whether she was Luo Han's lover or a pillar of the city's television station, Yu Hui's mental fortitude and interpersonal skills must have been outstanding. However, at this moment, she actually looked away and dared not meet Boss Jiang's gaze.

"...I haven't thought about that yet."

"It's okay. You can take your time to think about it. Anyway, delaying it by a year or two won't have much of an impact."

"I heard that Master Duanmu grew up in the mountains since he was a child."

“Her situation is special and cannot be generalized. Yao Yao still has you as her mother, but what about her? She stays on the mountain because she has no other choice.”

Looking at this woman who had clearly experienced the vicissitudes of life, Jiang Chen suddenly asked curiously, as if possessed, "You're so young, are you really willing to grow old alone on the mountain?"

Yu Hui was taken aback, as expected, but quickly replied, "How could I be lonely? I have Yao Yao, and I also have the old Taoist priest."

"I did not mean that."

"What does Mr. Jiang mean?"

Yu Hui was very brave this time, meeting the gaze of the seemingly harmless but actually extremely powerful man.

Jiang Chen opened his mouth, hesitated, and finally said, "Pretend I didn't say anything."

"Mr. Jiang probably meant to express loneliness."

Yu Hui took the initiative to help him correct it.

"Women don't necessarily need men to get through life; on the contrary, in my opinion, men only bring pain."

After saying that, Yu Hui, who was in the prime of her life, turned around and walked straight to her daughter, refusing to talk to him anymore.

Mr. Jiang touched his nose somewhat awkwardly.

Ugh.

He meant no harm.

and.

Isn't that too biased?

Your past experiences may have been unbearable to recall, but that doesn't mean you can deny all men in the world.

Yu Hui walked to the sofa and sat down next to her daughter. Out of the corner of her eye, she noticed someone go upstairs, and she silently breathed a sigh of relief.

"Mommy, where's my brother?"

The little girl, Yu Yao, turned her head and asked.

"Call me Uncle from now on."

Yes.

So much bigger.

And he's about to become a father.

Calling him "brother" is indeed inappropriate now. (End of Chapter)