Xie Shizi's shameless daily life

Little Zhao Shu sat alone at the gate of the yard, counting the ants on the ground.

The young man told her that girls were not allowed to go to the academy, so she just had to wait for him at the gate, and he would come over when he had time after school.

Little Zhao Shu pouted and counted the ants on the ground seriously. The little brother was lying. It was obvious that her younger sister went, and there were also a few girls she didn’t know!
But she didn't expose the little brother's lie, because she wanted to play with him, and the boys in the academy were so annoying, throwing stones at her, it hurt her so much!

Little Zhao Shu was counting the ants, and from time to time she raised her head and looked around. When she saw no one was around, she lowered it again in disappointment.

Finally, when Xiao Zhaoshu was about to turn her head, a person came out from behind a big tree in front of her right. Xiao Zhaoshu stood up happily and was about to run over when several more people came out from behind the tree one after another, including the person who threw a stone at her last time.

Little Zhao Shu saw the little brother glance at her, then quickly looked away.

Little Zhao Shu hesitated there, and after a while, she slipped behind the door and looked through the crack in the door at her little brother outside with her round eyes.

The little brother laughed happily, and the people around him laughed happily too. A hint of longing appeared in little Zhao Shu's round eyes.

She wants to play with them too!

One, two, three.
Xiao Zhaoshu counted again and again before she finally figured out who the number was. There were four girls in total!

Little Zhao Shu retracted her head, her eyes rolled around a few times, and then she ran back into the house.

Obviously they were far away, but little Xie Jin, who was chatting and laughing with his friends, had extremely sensitive ears to things not far away. After hearing the noise, he immediately turned his head and saw that the figure was no longer behind the door. He turned back with a little disappointment and continued to talk about the previous topic with his friends, but his interest was obviously reduced.

Little Zhao Shu ran back into the house and couldn't wait to open a box. The moment she opened the box, dust flew in her face. Little Zhao Shu's mouth was full of dust, but she just smacked her lips twice and continued to search for something in the box.

The little hands kept moving, and after a while, the eyes suddenly lit up, and the little hands pulled out an old, shapeless cloth bag.

Little Zhao Shu patted the cloth bag a few times, and the original pattern was barely revealed. There was a cute little tiger embroidered on it. Although the stitches were a little uneven, it could be seen from the edges that the person who embroidered the bag was extremely attentive.

Little Zhao Shu rubbed the cloth bag on her body twice, then slung it across her body and skipped out the door.

Little Zhao Shu skipped all the way to the gate of the mansion, and sat down on the steps in the middle of the gate with a "pop", her little face looking around expectantly.

He kept looking and looking until the sky gradually darkened, and then the familiar carriage arrived.

Zhao Yao, who was wearing an official robe, had just got off the carriage when he saw the small figure sitting at the door. A smile appeared on his face, although it was not deep, but it was there nonetheless. He walked towards her without any hesitation.

When little Zhao Shu saw her father, she ran towards him excitedly without waiting for Zhao Yao to come closer.

"Daddy!" Little Zhao Shu hugged Zhao Yao's calves, tilted her little face up and called him sweetly.

Zhao Yao looked at the little girl in front of him, bent down, hooked the tip of Zhao Shu's nose, took out a piece of maltose from his arms and fed it into her mouth.
Little Zhao Shu smacked her lips, her mouth filled with sweetness. She looked at Zhao Yao and said in surprise, "It's candy!"

When Zhao Yao saw her smile, he took out a paper bag from his arms and put it in little Zhao Shu's hand like a magic trick.

Little Zhao Shu picked up the paper bag, put it under her nose and sniffed it carefully. Then her round eyes lit up. Sugar!
A bag full of sugar!
Little Zhao Shu put the candy in the palm of her hand, then carefully opened the paper bag, took out a piece of maltose from it, and finally wrapped the paper bag carefully and put it in her arms, but she seemed worried and covered her collar again.

After making sure that the hem of the shirt was tightly closed, little Zhao Shu raised her little hand, stood on tiptoe, and tried to reach Zhao Yao's mouth. Zhao Yao looked at the chubby little hand by his mouth, his expression paused, and then he lowered his head and took the maltose in little Zhao Shu's hand into his mouth.

When little Zhao Shu saw her father put the candy into his mouth, her round eyes curved into crescents, looking so adorable.

Zhao Yao looked up at the sky, then looked down at the smiling little Zhao Shu: "Go home?"

Little Zhao Shu nodded, and Zhao Yao walked towards the mansion. Suddenly, he felt a warm touch in his palm. He looked down and saw that little Zhao Shu, whose right cheek was stuffed with maltose, put her little hand into his palm.

Zhao Yao did not make any other movements and was just held by little Zhao Shu. But after a while, a small force pulled him back.

"What's wrong?" Zhao Yao asked with his head down.

Little Zhao Shu looked up at her father with bright eyes and said softly, "Daddy, I want to go to school!"

Zhao Yao didn't react much: "You are still young, wait until you grow up before going."

Little Zhao Shu pouted, lowered her head and muttered softly: "My sister is younger."

"What?" Zhao Yao didn't hear clearly.

Xiao Zhaoshu was not in a good mood: "Nothing."

Zhao Yao thought about it, squatted down, and put his hands on Xiao Zhaoshu's shoulders: "Be good, Daddy will bring you a toy next time, okay?"

Little Zhao Shu nodded languidly, but when she thought about her father bringing her toys, she forced herself to cheer up and said, "Okay."

After Zhao Yao sent little Zhao Shu to the gate of her yard, he turned and left.

Only after Zhao Yao disappeared from view did little Zhao Shu skip into the yard, come into the house, carefully take the cloth bag off her body, and put it neatly back into the box.

After putting the things away, little Zhao Shu ran out of the house happily.

The box was placed in an inconspicuous corner. The light from outside the house fell dimly on it. Tiny particles floated in the narrow light. There was neither more nor less dust on the dusty box, as if it had never been opened.

(End of this chapter)