The vicious female supporting role is posted in the opposite direction by the cub

A flower that refreshes the mind?

This question involves Yan Yueqing's blind spot in knowledge, so she said softly, "When Grandpa Mi is free later, can Tang Bao go and ask him in person?"

Tang Tang was not a person who would argue with things too seriously. She just nodded and put the matter behind her, and happily went to prepare to welcome Ji Li.

Flowers that refresh the mind are common, but the back mountain is only used as a private garden, and there is no pharmacy or flower shop.

Besides, from the contact in recent days, it can be seen that Butler Mi is a very traditional old butler. In other words, if there is no order from above, he will not plant a hillside of flowers without authorization.

A flower that refreshes the mind... most likely it has some use, right?

Ask again later.

As they were talking, Butler Mi came over in high spirits: "Miss Yan, they are here."

Upon hearing this, several people put down what they were holding and walked to the door.

The black car slowly stopped beside the fountain in the central garden. The door opened and Director Tang walked out with a smile on his face and waved to the people at the door.

Then, a thin figure slid out from behind the half-person-high car door.

Ji Li is very thin, so thin that he almost looks unrecognizable.

As soon as Yan Yueqing saw him, she couldn't help but think of Du Mianmian.

When we first met, Mianmian had another name - Song Xiaoyu.

She curled up in a corner of the market, her dark and thin hands in sharp contrast to the bright red tomatoes.

Although she was living a very hard life and was very thin, Mianmian still carefully planted vegetables in the soil, hoping to earn some meager income from them and add some money to her family.

At that time, Yan Yueqing never thought that Mianmian would be the lost daughter of the Du family. She just simply felt sorry for her hard work in her childhood. Who knew that such a big thing would be involved later?
just now.

When she saw Ji Li, she subconsciously greeted him with heartache: "Xiao Li is here?" Ji Li lowered his head, his long black bangs covered his eyes, and no expression could be seen.

Director Tang was extremely enthusiastic: "Xiao Li, this is the Aunt Yan I told you about."

"Yeah." Ji Li didn't look up, still keeping his head down in silence, as if a few words popped out of his throat, "Hello, Auntie."

Yan Yueqing felt that the child was a little strange, but it was not surprising. It was normal for the child to be shy when he first arrived in an unfamiliar environment.

"Don't stand there, go in and play with your brothers and sisters." She called the three little ones to invite Ji Li into the house, and she paused and glanced at Director Tang.

The other party understood immediately: "Let Tang Tang and Ji Li play, I just got here, I want to take a look around?"

Tang Tang wished that her father would not disturb her, so she walked forward and pulled Ji Li, running as fast as a little rabbit.

Ji Li disliked Yan Yueqing very much, but he had no ill will towards the three children of similar age.

Especially the cute and delicate little girl held him, and before he could react, he stepped in.

Jun Li knew that the two had something to talk about: "I'll go in and accompany the children." Then, he walked into the house with the twins.

Yan Yueqing watched them go in, then she retracted her smiling eyes and said, "Let's go? Let's go for a walk in the garden?"

Director Tang nodded, and introduced Ji Li's information to her as they walked.

"You mean his grandmother hasn't—" Yan Yueqing frowned when she heard that, "If Xiao Li comes here now, won't he be very worried about his grandmother?"

"That can't be helped." Director Tang shook his head repeatedly. "You don't know how stubborn his grandmother is. She dragged her sick body and almost knelt down in front of me and the village chief... If I had a choice, I would definitely want Xiao Li to accompany his grandmother to the end."

"No wonder Xiao Li had that expression just now..." (End of this chapter)